Summary
The Language control allows you to display a drop down list of the languages supported by the website.
Usage
The Language Control can be added under the Property Window >> Add Control >> Other. Please note that only one Language control can be added per template.
The Set as default option makes the current design the default.
The Reset to Default option resets the settings back to the default style. When adding a new image, it will be possible to change the default settings or apply them.
These two options appear after any setting in Shape options is changed.
The Language control works a bit different for different CMSs.
WordPress
On WordPress sites, when a new language is selected, the "lang" attribute in <html> tag is updated with the selected language value
<html dir="ltr" lang="de-DE">
and "language" cookie is created
language="de_DE"
Joomla
In a Joomla template, is it possible to use the Language control in combination with the built in Joomla Language Switcher module. If the Language Switcher module in Joomla is set as 'Use Dropdown' style, then the style of Themler's Language control is applied to it. To find out how to enable multi language support for a Joomla site, refer to the article
http://multilingual.demojoomla.com/multi-lingual-steps-by-steps.html
Important note: when the Language control is added to the theme, a special Joomla position "language" is created. The Language Switcher Joomla module should be located in this "language" position.
Magento
On Magento sites, when changing language the "store" cookie is created
store="german"
You may refer to Magento documentation for detailed description of Magento store localization http://go.magento.com/support/kb/entry/name/translating-your-store/
Prestashop
In a Prestashop template, when changing the language using the Language control, the"lang" attribute in <html> tag is changed:
<html lang="it" dir="ltr">
The list of languages displayed in the Language control comes from the languages list in the Prestashop admin area.
To localize the theme, use the settings in the Prestashop admin menu Localization >> Translations. For details, refer to the article http://www.leotheme.com/blog/prestashop/272-how-to-translate-prestashop-1-6-theme-and-modules.html
###Summary The **Language** control allows you to display a drop down list of the languages supported by the website. ###Usage The **Language** Control can be added under the **Property Window** >> **Add Control** >> **Other**. Please note that only one **Language** control can be added per template. !LanguageControl.png! The **Set as default** option makes the current design the default. The **Reset to Default** option resets the settings back to the default style. When adding a new image, it will be possible to change the default settings or apply them. These two options appear after any setting in Shape options is changed. The **Language** control works a bit different for different CMSs. ####WordPress On WordPress sites, when a new language is selected, the "lang" attribute in `<html>` tag is updated with the selected language value <html dir="ltr" lang="de-DE"> and "language" cookie is created language="de_DE" ####Joomla In a Joomla template, is it possible to use the **Language** control in combination with the built in Joomla Language Switcher module. If the Language Switcher module in Joomla is set as 'Use Dropdown' style, then the style of Themler's **Language** control is applied to it. To find out how to enable multi language support for a Joomla site, refer to the article http://multilingual.demojoomla.com/multi-lingual-steps-by-steps.html *Important note*: when the **Language** control is added to the theme, a special Joomla position "language" is created. The Language Switcher Joomla module should be located in this "language" position. ####Magento On Magento sites, when changing language the "store" cookie is created store="german" You may refer to Magento documentation for detailed description of Magento store localization http://go.magento.com/support/kb/entry/name/translating-your-store/ ####Prestashop In a Prestashop template, when changing the language using the **Language** control, the"lang" attribute in `<html>` tag is changed: <html lang="it" dir="ltr"> The list of languages displayed in the **Language** control comes from the languages list in the Prestashop admin area. To localize the theme, use the settings in the Prestashop admin menu **Localization** >> **Translations**. For details, refer to the article http://www.leotheme.com/blog/prestashop/272-how-to-translate-prestashop-1-6-theme-and-modules.html
