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oli70it - 3/29/2012 9:08:28 AM
   
Page Title Prefix
I have bilingual site and how to setup page title prefix in Site Manager to be bilingual,
to show prefix in my language and to show in english language

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nicolas.juteau-nexun - 3/29/2012 9:44:31 AM
   
RE:Page Title Prefix
Use localization macro:

{$=Default language|en-CA=English language$}

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oli70it - 3/30/2012 7:16:27 AM
   
RE:Page Title Prefix
I don't understand?

Where to put this localization macro.

In Site Manager in Page title prefix I have text in my language, and in Page title format I have this {%prefix%}.

The question is because I have my site in two languages where to put another english text to have prefix when I go to english version of the site

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nicolas.juteau-nexun - 3/30/2012 8:11:04 AM
   
RE:Page Title Prefix
Sorry for being unclear about this one.

You put the localization macro in Site Manager -> Settings -> Content -> Metadata -> Page title prefix.

Kentico will resolve this macro when a user browse your site, according to the user culture. If the culture the user is browsing on is not defined in your localization macro, default value will be used, which is the first part in the localization macro.

For example:

{$=Bienvenue sur mon site|en-CA=Welcome to my site|es-ES=Bienvenidos a mi sitio$}

We have three part in this localization macro: The default text (in my case, default site culture is French (Canada)), the English (Canada) text and the Spanish (Spain) text.

I suggest you having this reading. What you look for is the In-place localization macro.

I hope this time is more clear :)

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oli70it - 3/30/2012 9:16:38 AM
   
RE:Page Title Prefix
I fixed!!!

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