If you need to add additional languages to your app and tours, follow these steps to ensure your content is accessible to a wider audience.
Step 1: Add a Secondary Language to Your Project
Choose Projects >> your app >> Overview >> Select the language(s) you want to add to your app. |
Step 2: Add Translation for Your Content
You can upload your translated content or use our built-in Google Translate tool.
Option 1: Upload your translated content
You first need to add the translated content to the tour/list overview page and do the same for each of the screens within that tour/list. Then you should add the new language as a secondary language to the app overview page. Collections
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Screens:
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Media:Similarly, you should open the media files and add new translations to the images/audio/videos. If you do not have the translations for the image caption, attribution, and/or description, you can just skip this step. Missing content will default to the primary language. | |
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Option 2: Use our built-in Google Translate tool
Instead of uploading translations, you can choose to copy the content from the primary language or use our built-in Google Translate tool to translate the content. | Copy text Use Google Translate |
You can hide a content section in a certain language by choosing the content section and toggling the "Hide for [language]" button.
For the changes to show in the app, you should hit Save in the builder. In the app, you should go to the app settings and select "Check for updated content". End-users can choose their preferred language when they first open the app or from the language dropdown list in the app settings.
Supported Languages: More are being added constantly, if you need an additional language, feel free to contact us at support@stqry.com.
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