web-article-translator

Yes, translating web articles to Chinese Markdown preserves original image links, headings, lists, and code blocks. The process fetches the article via URL and maintains media references to ensure the output remains faithful to the source formatting.

Translating web pages with code blocks and lists into Chinese retains original structural formatting. The skill parses the URL content into Markdown and preserves headings, lists, code blocks, and image links throughout the translation process.

Automating Chinese localization for online blogs and news pages is done by fetching the article URL, applying domain-aware terminology translation, and saving the result as a structured Markdown file with preserved media references.

The translated Markdown file saves automatically with the article title. It generates a translated-{title}.md file in the current directory, ensuring the filename directly reflects the original article's title.

Limitations when translating web articles to Chinese Markdown include relying on the web reader's ability to fetch content accurately. The process focuses on preserving existing image links rather than downloading or re-hosting the images locally.