How would I go about adding a second language to a WWB built website?
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Lasa
Multiple language website
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Pablo
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Re: Multiple language website
Usually the pages for another language are in a separate folder.. For example 'de' or 'nl'
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Re: Multiple language website
perhaps this may help you? https://forum.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/ ... 53&t=46760
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Re: Multiple language website
All the pages would need to cloned then change the text language..
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Re: Multiple language website
Correct.
Or you can use Google Translate (in ready-to-use-javascript).
Or https://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/language_text.html
Or you can use Google Translate (in ready-to-use-javascript).
Or https://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/language_text.html