Translations
Language versions of pages and hiding untranslated components
A site can publish in as many languages as its admin allows. To translate a page is not to copy it: the language versions share the layout and differ in text. The content language is independent of the interface language you set for yourself.
The screens in this chapter come from the VMHub demo, where you can look around yourself.
Adding a translation
Next to the page title are the language badges: a tick marks an existing translation, a + a missing one. Click + to start the translation. Each language has its own title, alias, teaser, categories, SEO and status — so the English version can wait as a draft while the Czech one is published.
Components in each language
Rows and components are shared by every language: you add and remove them in the page's original language, and a translation only edits and hides them. The hero is translated in place. For other components, put a copy for each language on the page in the original language — by duplicating it, say — and in each language version hide the other languages' copies with Hide in on the component toolbar.
Hidden components show as strips on the canvas; tick Show hidden to expand them. Hide a component you have not translated yet the same way: the page stays consistent and nothing untranslated shows on the site.
The interface language
Switch the admin language at the bottom of the left panel; it applies to you only. A Czech editor can edit the English version of a page with a Czech interface.
