Languages

Configure multiple interface languages to support international teams and multilingual customers. Language management allows you to add, translate, and manage languages for your Bswagic instance.

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• What is Language Management? : Multi-language support
  • • Definition : Configure multiple interface languages for your Bswagic instance
  • • Purpose : Serve international teams, support multilingual customers
  • • Flexibility : Add, edit, or remove languages as needed
  • • Interface : Change dashboard text, buttons, labels to match user preferences

Language List

• Language List Features : What you see
  • • ID : Unique identifier for each language
  • • Name : Language name (e.g., English, العربية, Español)
  • • Code : Language code (e.g., en, ar, es)
  • • Direction : Text direction (LTR or RTL)
  • • Status : Active or Inactive
  • • Action : Edit, Translate, or Delete language

The language list shows all configured languages. Active languages appear in the language selector for users.

Adding a New Language

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• Adding a New Language : Steps
  • • 1. Click : + Add Language button at the top
  • • 2. Enter Name : Full language name (e.g., French)
  • • 3. Enter Code : ISO language code (e.g., fr)
  • • 4. Select Direction : LTR (Left-to-Right) or RTL (Right-to-Left)
  • • 5. Set Status : Active or Inactive
  • • 6. Click Submit : Save the new language

After adding a language, you must translate all interface text before activating it for users.

Translating Interface Text

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• Translating Interface Text : Localization
  • • 1. Click Translate : From Action column for the target language
  • • 2. View Keys : See all translatable text keys (e.g., dashboard.welcome, contact.name)
  • • 3. Enter Translation : Type the translated text for each key
  • • 4. Save : Click Submit to save translations
  • • 5. Review : Check the interface in the new language

Translation keys are organized by feature and page. Translate systematically to ensure complete coverage.

Switching Interface Language

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• Switching Interface Language : User preference
  • • Language Selector : Usually in top navigation or user profile dropdown
  • • Select Language : Choose from available active languages
  • • Auto Switch : Interface immediately updates to selected language
  • • Per User : Each user can set their own language preference

Each user can independently select their preferred language. Language preference is saved per user account.

Best Practices for Language Management

• Best Practices for Language Management : Tips
  • • Complete Translations : Ensure all keys are translated before activating a language
  • • Use Native Speakers : Get translations reviewed by native speakers for accuracy
  • • Test Thoroughly : Check all pages and features in new language before deployment
  • • RTL Support : For Arabic, Hebrew, ensure layout and alignment work correctly
  • • Keep Updated : When adding new features, translate new text keys immediately
  • • Document : Keep notes on translation conventions and terminology