Overview
If you're building a website in a language other than English, the Site Language feature allows you to translate certain elements into your target language. Simply select your target language and the built-in text on several widgets will be translated into your target language automatically. The widget text has been pre-translated and cannot be customized.
This feature should not be mistaken for the Multi-Language feature, which translates all text on the website using Google Translate. When Multi-Language is enabled, the default site language is set automatically and changes to the default language must be set via the Multi-Language feature.
Guide
Click Settings in the left menu.
Click Site Language.
Select a language. The languages offered include:
Dutch | Italian |
English | Japanese |
English (UK) | Portuguese |
French | Spanish (LATAM) |
German | Spanish (Spain) |
Indonesian | Turkish |
Text in the following widgets are affected by this feature:
Widget |
Text translated by Site Language Feature |
Blog |
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RSS feed |
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Photo gallery |
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Coupon |
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Multi-location |
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Business hours |
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Map |
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Cookie notification |
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PayPal button |
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Yelp |
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Facebook comments |
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Facebook like |
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Disqus |
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Contact form |
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Password protected pages |
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404 page |
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Considerations
- The Site Language feature is not the same as the Multi-Language feature, which translates all text on a site using Google Translate. If Multi-Language is already activated, the Site Language tab will be inactive.
- This feature only translates the texts listed above. These texts cannot be edited.
- Some widgets let you choose a widget language in the Content Editor (e.g Business Hours, Cookie Notifications). If you selected a language for the widgets, they will remain in the selected language until you change the Site Language.
Resources
For more information about Multi-Language sites, please read Make a Multi-Language Site.