Follow these steps to find out how to easily include a styled language selector into your website, and to remove the Google Website Translator toolbar. I recently applied these steps in Eventfy and the final result looks like this:
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Friday, August 24, 2012
Translate your website with Google Website Translator
Oftentimes we want to support multiple languages in our websites. One "easy" way is to keep one separate resource bundle for each language we support, but this isn't as simple as it seems. First you need a tag / mapping mechanism to match labels in your pages with tags in the property files (frameworks like JSF already provide it) but then you need to maintain multiple sets of labels. Any new field / screen etc will require changes all resource bundles, which can quickly become a burden. In many cases this burden may be acceptable in exchange for full control and performance, but in other cases we can use Google's Website Translator tool.
Follow these steps to find out how to easily include a styled language selector into your website, and to remove the Google Website Translator toolbar. I recently applied these steps in Eventfy and the final result looks like this:
Follow these steps to find out how to easily include a styled language selector into your website, and to remove the Google Website Translator toolbar. I recently applied these steps in Eventfy and the final result looks like this:
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