Dashboard / Language Switcher

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Configure the language switcher

Use the Language switcher page to choose which languages visitors can select and how the selector behaves on your site.

The language switcher editor has a draft workflow. Save draft keeps your changes in the dashboard; Publish switcher makes the configuration available to installed website components.

  • Enable or disable the published switcher.
  • Choose which project languages appear and reorder them with the up and down controls.
  • Pick label style: native names, English names, language codes, or name and code.
  • Choose desktop style and theme.
  • Toggle globe icon and current-language display.
  • Remember selection stores the visitor choice in the browser.
  • Preserve current page keeps visitors on equivalent paths when switching language.
  • Clean default-language URLs hides the default locale prefix, such as /en.
  • Use the responsive preview before publishing.
  • Copy the component snippet into your website once; future dashboard changes use the same snippet.

Publish required

New languages added in Project settings are available here, but visitors do not see switcher changes until you publish.