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We should implement the support for a multilingual sandbox.

This is achievable by:

1. Placing the support choice button on the site-layout;
2. Outputting all the language-sensitive text that we can to some sort of .properties or .json file
3. Implementing the browser-language detection, in order to choose the best language for the client
4. Changing all that is needed from our objects to achieve the feature.

Our boxes documentation MD flavour has no visual enhancements to

We should then create some visual identification of such elements, taking care of showing proper borders and handling overflows.

We want to show thin borders and some padding into the table-cells;

We want to be able to show friendly tables over mobile by making sure, we'll handle wider tables.

We should include the information of when were the boxes updated.

This info for each box, should appear in the boxes-view, as well as inside of each box-doc, so we could keep track of updates.

It'd be nice to be able to get the box update date dynamically from their github repo. However, if it's statically typed into its MD it's still okay for now.

When a box is clicked, we immediately show its documentation filling all the screen.

As it's usual nowadays, sites are implementing common keyboard shortcuts in order to achieve more natural user interaction.

So will we.

There should be a page-wide keypress listener to handle all these keyboard interactions and, in this case, call the close of the possible active box.

We should sort our boxes according to their update information.

More recently updated boxes should come first.

The issue #4 is a predecessor of this one.

Oncase has a new branding guideline.

We need to follow these rules and make use of the new logotype to create a new sandbox branding.

@marpontes should agree with the new stuff before it's submitted.