Extension - Universal multilingualism incl. translation
Description:
Communicate directly with your app users in different languages. Enable this feature, and all menu items—whether content modules, your mobile store, or more—as well as push notifications will be displayed in different languages and customized individually. Say goodbye to complicated menu structures. You can easily switch languages within the app. Translations are handled fully automatically and with high quality by the external service DeepL.
How to use it:
Before getting started, select a translation package that suits your needs. You’ll find an overview of the available packages in the settings section.
Depending on the selected languages, an automated translation will then take place, and the translated content will be cached in the app. When users access this content again, it will be displayed quickly in the original language. As soon as content is changed in the admin panel, the affected sections will be retranslated.
Enable User Language Selection—Enables users to select from the available languages in the app, thereby enabling translation.
Make the following languages available - This allows you to select additional languages available in the app. Simply enter the name of the language here. Once confirmed, the language will be added, if available. Languages can be removed again using the "X" buttons displayed. Languages such as Arabic are currently not available due to their right-to-left writing direction.
Cross-language glossary:
Table of Word Combinations — Generally, the translation service attempts to categorize the content’s context by topic to ensure a high-quality translation without further intervention. This also applies to proper nouns. If a particular area does not fit this approach, you can use the glossary to specify additional translation guidelines.
To do this, enter the word or phrase in the source language on the left and the corresponding, desired translation on the right. The language icon on the left, of course, represents the target language. The example shows the translation from German (source language) of the term “Hengst” into English (see icon on the right), where the term “Colt” is used.