How can I add some language ID to my the home page or index?
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Team ross
Nov 25 '14
I'm sorry Marcus, please elaborate what you're trying to achieve. What language ID are you talking about?
Do you want to translate a website into a new language on your website? if so, please look here: http://www.oxwall.org/forum/topic/1470?page=1#post-6794
Also you can find a lot of different languages here: http://www.oxwall.org/forum/topic/1470 if not, please elaborate.
Marcus
Nov 25 '14
Thanks Ross for your reply. I have Spanish and English languages I would like to add a text to home page (custom HTML/TEXT widget) that will change if the user changes the language.
If user select Spanish the text changes to Spanish and so on.
If user select Spanish the text changes to Spanish and so on.
Team ross
Nov 25 '14
Please see these topics: http://www.oxwall.org/forum/topic/11582
The Forum post is edited by ross Nov 25 '14
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Jul 5 '23
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William Samantha
Jul 6 '23
Know the language ID: First, you need to know the identifier for the language you're using. Language identifiers usually follow international standards such as ISO 639-1 or ISO 639-2. These identifiers are unique and used to identify a specific language.chatgpt login
Update HTML or index file: Open your homepage or index HTML file and look for language-related tags. Typically, you specify the language ID in the lang attribute of the <html> tag. For example, you could set the lang attribute to en for English, fr for French, and so on.
The Forum post is edited by William Samantha Jul 6 '23
