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Is it possible to make a version of my website in another language without actually having to make a new site? In other words, a multi-language site.
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Hello,
You certainly can create a multi-language site! At the moment we only have an English version of our website and site builder. However, with regard to the creation of your own website, SynthaSite supports UNICODE. This means that you can create a site in any language, as long as you have the necessary keyboard and browser settings.
When it comes to arranging your various pages you could do a few different things; it's all up to you.
One idea would be to have your Navigation menu links be links which would take the user to either the English or French (supposing those were the two languages you were using) areas of the site. You could then arrange each area using text links. So when a user clicked on the French navigation button they would taken to a "home page" for that language. Then you could have text links going to each of the sub-pages for that language Here is a tutorial that will explain creating sub pages: Creating sub pages.
Another option would be to use a template option with a vertical navigation (menu down the side) as this is a good option if you have many pages. You could have a number of English pages on your navigation, and then those same pages but in French.
Please note that the menu is a feature of the style you select. Here is a link to more information on the attributes of the different styles: Synthasite Style Feature Filter.
I hope this is helpful to you. Should you require more assistance please let us know.
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Emmy
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Inappropriate?Hello,
You certainly can create a multi-language site! At the moment we only have an English version of our website and site builder. However, with regard to the creation of your own website, SynthaSite supports UNICODE. This means that you can create a site in any language, as long as you have the necessary keyboard and browser settings.
When it comes to arranging your various pages you could do a few different things; it's all up to you.
One idea would be to have your Navigation menu links be links which would take the user to either the English or French (supposing those were the two languages you were using) areas of the site. You could then arrange each area using text links. So when a user clicked on the French navigation button they would taken to a "home page" for that language. Then you could have text links going to each of the sub-pages for that language Here is a tutorial that will explain creating sub pages: Creating sub pages.
Another option would be to use a template option with a vertical navigation (menu down the side) as this is a good option if you have many pages. You could have a number of English pages on your navigation, and then those same pages but in French.
Please note that the menu is a feature of the style you select. Here is a link to more information on the attributes of the different styles: Synthasite Style Feature Filter.
I hope this is helpful to you. Should you require more assistance please let us know.
Kind Regards,
Emmy
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Inappropriate?the easiest way to make available ur webpages in different languages is google translate gadget. You should try this
http://translate.google.com/translate...
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Please teach me how to create a pop up small window
Why do I need this
My web site has two languages
And I want people to click on their preferable language
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My web site www.geg-rus.com has two languages. I want to create a small pop up window in my index page, which will be offering to user two links for their languagees.1 Comment Add a comment
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What type of a pop-up window are you wanting? The instructions above give the idea of having your navigation buttons take you to the area of the site that is for each language. When you say "pop up window" can you give us more specifics on how you see this functioning and we can try to give you some suggestions. -
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Thank you very much
I have already done what i wanted
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Our page is bilingual ( Spanish-English). For this reason we want an introduction page where a visitor can choose between Spanish or English before he/she actually goes into the website. This page would have no menu nor banner. We tried creating a page with the introduction which would be our index page . However, this page had the menu in it. Is there a way deleting the banner and the men for a single page ?
Felipe
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