Gradual’s region and language feature allows members to translate the front-end community experience into their preferred language. This feature must first be enabled by the Gradual support team, please reach out to [email protected] to discuss getting this turned on for your community.
Set Default Community Languages
Once the feature is enabled, admins can see which languages are available and control if user generated content is translated or not. These settings are found in the Dashboard > Settings > Community.
Supported Languages
Gradual's list of supported languages changes regularly to add new languages. At the moment, 13 languages are supported. If you're interested in a language not on the list, reach out to [email protected].
Gradual currently supports 13 locales, according to the backoffice configuration:
Language | Code |
English |
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English (UK) |
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Simplified Chinese |
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Spanish (Spain) |
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Spanish (Latin America) |
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Japanese |
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German |
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Portuguese (Brazil) |
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Korean |
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French |
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Dutch |
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French (Canada) |
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Arabic |
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Change Language in the Front-End Community
At login members can select their language in the bottom right hand corner:
Inside the community, members can update their language preference directly from the community:
Click your profile icon in the top-right corner of the community.
Scroll down to Region and Language Settings.
Select a language from the list in the popup to translate the platform.
What Gets Translated
All default navigation tabs and platform features are automatically translated.
Some user-generated content can also be translated, but this does not happen by default. It must first be enabled in the dashboard, then members must click the Translate button on individual pieces of content to view the translated version.
