The Language Switch for Confluence app can be configured on 2 different levels:
- Global: It will be the default Configuration for all Spaces.
- For each space: Overriding the Global Configuration.
The following sections describe the different configurations.
Global Configuration
The Global Configuration (requires Administration Permissions) can be accessed through General configuration -> Section: Look and Feel -> Language Switch.
Configuration Properties
Property | Mandatory? | Comment |
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Globally Enabled (for all spaces) | Enable or disable the Language Switch. | |
Languages | Define the languages which should be displayed in the Language Switch as comma separated. Use ISO 639-1 two-letter codes for the language to use. They will be displayed as capital letters in the Language Switch. See also the Configuration page to know how it works. Example: en,de You can find the complete list of ISO 639-1 codes here | |
Separator | Define the Separator character that will be used between the defined languages. Example: | => EN | DE | |
Position | The Position of the Language Switch, see all Options. | |
HTML Element ID | If you want to choose Language Switch position confined to an HTML element, specify the ID of the HTML element. |
Per Space Configuration
You can the language of the space that you are working on. The per Space Configuration can be accessed through Space Tools -> Look & Feel -> Tab: Language Switch:
Configuration Properties
Property | Mandatory? | Comment |
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Default Language | Defines the default Language for a Space. This is important for the Language Switch Wizard to identify to which Language a particular Confluence Page belongs. |
Position of Language Switch
The following options for the Position of the Language Switch are possible:
Custom
This positioning option will give you the full flexibility to integrate the Language Switch into you design. This is achieved with the Language Switch Macro.