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Setting up a Multi-lingual knowledge base
- Actualizado en 03 Apr 2023
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Adding multiple languages to a single project version is very simple and easy. You can have a language-specific Knowledge base with Document360.
Available languages
Expand the accordion below to view the available languages for localization using the Document360 Machine translation
Languages
→ Afrikaans [af]
→ Arabic [ar]
→ Arabic (Egypt) [ar-eg]
→ Chinese [zh]
→ Chinese (Simplified, People's Republic of China) [zh-cn]
→ Chinese (Traditional) [zh-hant]
→ Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan) [zh-tw]
→ Czech [cs]
→ Danish [da]
→ Dutch [nl]
→ English [en]
→ English (UK) [en-gb]
→ English (US) [en-us]
→ Estonian [et]
→ Filipino [fil]
→ Finnish [fi]
→ French [fr]
→ French (Canada) [fr-ca]
→ Georgian [ka]
→ German [de]
→ Greek [el]
→ Hebrew [he]
→ Icelandic [is]
→ Indonesian [id]
→ Italian [it]
→ Japanese [ja]
→ Korean [ko]
→ Latvian [lv]
→ Norwegian [no]
→ Polish [pl]
→ Portuguese [pt]
→ Portuguese (Brazil) [pt-br]
→ Romanian [ro]
→ Russian [ru]
→ Slovakian [sk]
→ Spanish [es]
→ Spanish (Mexico) [es-mx]
→ Swedish [sv]
→ Thai [th]
→ Turkish [tr]
→ Ukrainian [uk]
→ Vietnamese [vi]
Adding multiple languages to a single version
- From the Knowledge base portal, go to Settings → Knowledge base portal → Localization & Versions
- You can find the list of versions available in the project
- There are two ways to add a new language to the project version from here
Method 1
a. Click the Edit (🖉) icon on the right and, the Edit version blade window appears
b. Click the New language dropdown, and a list of languages appear
Enter the desired language/keyword in the Filter languages field, and the result is populated.
c. Select the checkbox of the desired language(s) and click Apply
d. Then click the Update button at the bottom of the blade
- Enable right to left - Most languages are written from left to right. But there are a handful of languages written in the opposite direction. By enabling this, article content in the HTML editor and reader view (Knowledge base site) would start on the right and end on left
- Hide: Hides the language from the knowledge base. Hidden languages are indicated by strikethrough in the knowledge base portal for reference
- Delete: Delete the language from the selected list
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Method 2
a. Click the Add new language (globe) icon adjacent to the Edit (🖉) icon
b. Select the checkbox of the desired language(s) and click the Add button
Type in the desired language/keyword in the Filter languages field, and the result is populated.
- All the categories and articles from your default language are available in the new language(s). But these articles and categories have to be manually translated, using machine translation (HTML editor only) or with extensions like Crowdin
How to hide a language in a version?
You cannot hide the default language of the version.
- Go to Settings → Knowledge base portal → Localization & Versions
- You can find the list of versions available in the project
- Click the Edit (🖉) icon on the right, and the Edit version blade window appears
- Click the ••• (More) button next to your desired language, and you can find the Hide option
- Click Hide → Update
How to delete a language in a version?
You cannot delete the default language of the version.
- Go to Settings → Knowledge base portal → Localization & Versions
- You can find the list of versions available in the project
- Click the Edit (🖉) icon on the right, and the Edit version blade window appears
- Click the ••• (More) button next to your desired language, and you can find the Delete option
- Click Delete → Yes in the confirmation popup
- Click Update