Optimizing User Experience through Dictionary Translations

Publishing Panel: Global Reading Experience and Bridging Language Gaps with Multilingual Dictionary

In a store, the dictionary contains terms set by the owner or administrator, which can differ from one store to another. These terms are integrated into the store's system. However, if a user chooses a non-default language and these terms aren't translated into that language, the user might not get the full experience.

Accessing Dictionary

Go to the Publishing Panel and click on Dictionary.

Implementing Translations for Existing Items

1. Go to the Publishing Panel and click on Dictionary to go to its page.
2. Click on the Type drop-down menu to see six different item types you can translate. Select the one you want to work on.
3. You'll see all the terms added and their translations in the system's supported languages.
4. To find a specific item quickly, type it into the search field, and it will appear at the top of the list.
5. Enter the translations from the default language into the fields for other languages.
6. After translating, click Save to apply the changes.
Note: If a term isn't translated, the system will use the default language value.

FAQ(s) 

1. What does the "Dictionary" refer to in the Publishing Panel?
The "Dictionary" within the Publishing Panel contains terms that are integral to the system of the store, set by the owner or administrator. These terms may vary across stores.

2. How can I access the Dictionary?
To access the Dictionary, navigate to the Publishing Panel and click on the "Dictionary" section.

3. How can I translate terms in the Dictionary to different languages?
  1. Within the Dictionary section, click on the "Type" drop-down menu to select the specific item type you wish to translate.
  2. All terms and their existing translations in the supported languages will be displayed.
  3. Utilize the search field to quickly locate a specific term.
  4. Enter translations for the selected term from the default language into the respective fields for other languages.
  5. Once completed, click "Save" to implement the translations.
4. What happens if a term isn't translated into a specific language?
If a term lacks translation into a chosen language, the system will use the default language value for that term.
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