Using Content Localization

Content localization is a feature that gives your application users the option of being guided through the walkthrough screens in their local or preferred language. When running a digital adoption program, it is crucial to inspire confidence in the workplace and communicate in the language that users feel comfortable in.​

Adopt supports a multilingual environment. You can change the language to allow content editors to enter the text in the desired language.​

Adopt automatically checks if there is a translated version of the guides in the user’s language. If there is, then Adopt displays those guides to the user. If there is not, it displays the original language, called “fallback language.”​

Note: English is the default language for Adopt. If you want to guide your users through the app in other languages, follow the instructions below on adding languages, or check out the Guide Translation article for more information.​​

Document Sections​

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1. Add a New Language​

2. Add the Localized Content ​

3. Preview of the Steps in Different Languages​

4. Automate the Language Selection ​ a. Let Adopt Read from the User’s Browser​ b. Fallback Language​ c. Let Adopt Match the Guide’s Language with your Application Language​​

5. Change the Context Help Content to Reflect the Newly Added Local Language​

6. Change Guide Names to Reflect the Newly Added Local Language​