Translation
First step
To activate the translation of the page, please visit your site and choose in the language switcher the language you want to translate. Visit the different pages untill the translation is completed.
Import options
In the import section of the project, you can decide to further import hidden translations text.
| Key | Type | description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | meta | import the text from the meta tags of the page description,title,keywords |
| 2 | page title | import the text from the page title, usefull for SEO and wich display in the browser tab |
| 3 | rel | the link rel attribute visible on hovering the link |
| 4 | alt | alternative text of image |
| 3 | placeholder | placeholder text of form elements |
Translate other languages
To translate other languages, you can use a different approach. In the editor select the desired language your wish to translate, select then the non translated element throught the fitler section and translate the text with the grid select option.
Exclude elements from translation
Your may want to exclude some elements from translation. For example, you may want to exclude the text of a button or a link or a brand name. you can do it individually, by group or by adding an attribute to the element directly in the HTML code.
data-lw-exclude="true" Please refer to the HTML directive documentation for more information.Translate blog posts
Blog posts are a special case. They are often long and contain a lot of text. It is practical to translate them as a HTML unit. We recommend to use the data-lw-stack directive to translate them as a single unit. Please refer to the HTML directive documentation for more information.