Thanks Eduardo, I've no problems with having the drop-down at the top
and bottom.
This is what the Welsh Language Commisioner has to say:
http://www.comisiynyddygymraeg.cymru/English/Part%202/6%20Websites%20and%20email/Pages/6-Websites-and-email.aspx
6 Websites and email
This advice document provides a detailed definition (technical and
nontechnical) of what a good bilingual website needs. Essentially, a
good bilingual website will do the following:
* offer a proactive choice of language, from the start of the user’s
visit
* provide a prominent language choice on every page (in the upper
right hand corner of the page); this choice will not use countries’
flags to identify languages
* on each page, the user will be able to switch between Welsh and
English to the corresponding page in the other language, i.e. the
switch will not take the user back to the start of the website in
another language
* when a website links to another site available in Welsh, the
preferred language should follow the user as they move from one site
to another, i.e. Welsh pages on a site should link to Welsh pages on
other sites.
Of course, this list is not exhaustive, and your organization’s case for
Welsh language provision and how it deals with the public also need to
be considered.
Rhos