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In the Language Manager you can set the default Language for both the Front-end and Back-end of your Joomla! web site. </translate>
In the Installed Languages list you can set the default Languages independently for the Site and Administrator interfaces. </translate>
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*Select {{rarr|System,Manage Panel,Languages}} from the Administrator menu.</translate>
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*'''Administrator.''' Shows the installed Languages for the back-end part. Here you can set the default language for the back-end of your Joomla web site.</translate>
*'''Administrator.''' Shows the installed Languages for the back-end part. Here you can set the default language for the back-end of your Joomla web site.</translate>
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'''Filter Options.''' This screen has no Filter Options
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*Users can use any Language from the list of installed Languages, either by having it assigned in the [[Help40:Users_User_Manager/en|User Manager]] or by filling out a [[Help40:Menus_Menu_Item_Manager_Edit#User_Form_Layout/en|Menu Item Manager - New/Edit - User Form Layout]] at the Front end. This will cause the Joomla! system prompts to be generated in this Language just for this User. For example, if a User chooses Spanish as their language, then the Search Module will show with prompts in Spanish.</translate>
*Users can use any Language from the list of installed Languages, either by having it assigned in the [[Help40:Users_User_Manager/en|Users list]] or by filling out a [[Help40:Menus_Menu_Item_Manager_Edit#User_Form_Layout/en|Menu Itema liat - New/Edit - User Form Layout]] at the Front end. This will cause the Joomla! system prompts to be generated in this Language just for this User. For example, if a User chooses Spanish as their language, then the Search Module will show with prompts in Spanish.</translate>
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*If desired, you can show the Front-end site in one Language and show the Back-end administration pages in a different Language. Also, individual articles can be configured to use a different language in the Advanced Parameter pane when editing the Article.</translate>
*If desired, you can show the Front-end site in one Language and show the Back-end administration pages in a different Language. Also, individual articles can be configured to use a different language in the Advanced Parameter pane when editing the Article.</translate>
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*To uninstall a Language: [[Help40:Extensions_Extension_Manager_Manage/en|Extension Manager - Manage]]</translate>
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*To change the Language for a User: [[Help40:Users_User_Manager_Edit/en|User Manager - New/Edit]]</translate>
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*To set the Language of an Article: [[Help40:Content_Article_Manager_Edit#Parameters_-_Advanced/en|Article Manager - New/Edit - Parameters - Advanced]]</translate>
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Revision as of 13:49, 1 September 2020

Description

In the Installed Languages list you can set the default Languages independently for the Site and Administrator interfaces.

How to Access

  • Select System  Manage Panel  Languages from the Administrator menu.

Screenshot

Column Headers

Click on the column heading to sort the list by that column's value.

  • Radio Buttons. Select a radio button to make the selected language the Default Site and/or Administrator language.
  • Title. The name of the language in English.
  • Native Title. The name of the language in that language.
  • Language Tag. Language Tag of the Installed Language.
  • Default. The default language of the site, marked with a yellow graphical asterisk in this column. Note: to every user a language can be assigned (see "User Management"), user from groups "Administrator" and "Super Administrator" can select their preferred language themself at login.
  • Version. The version number of the installed language.
  • Date. The creation date of the language.
  • Author. The name of the language translator is displayed in this column.
  • Author E-mail. The e-mail address of the translator.
  • ID. This is a unique identification number for this item assigned automatically by Joomla. It is used to identify the item internally, and you cannot change this number. When creating a new item, this field displays "0" until you save the new entry, at which point a new ID is assigned to it.

List Filters

Filter by Site or Administrator

  • Site. Shows the installed Languages for the front-end part. Here you can set the default language for the front-end of your Joomla web site.
  • Administrator. Shows the installed Languages for the back-end part. Here you can set the default language for the back-end of your Joomla web site.

Search bar. Near the top of the page you will see the search bar shown in the Screenshot above.

  • Search by Text. Enter part of the search term and click the Search icon. Hover to see a Tooltip indicating which fields will be searched.
    To 'Search by ID' enter "id:x", where "x" is the ID number (for example, "id:19").
  • Filter Options. Click to display the additional filters.
  • Clear. Click to clear the Filter field and restore the list to its unfiltered state.
  • Ordering. Shows the current list ordering field. 2 ways to change the order:
    • Select from the dropdown list. Ordering may be in ascending or descending order.
    • Click a column heading. The column heading toggles between ascending and descending order.
  • Number to Display. Shows the number of items in a list. Select from the dropdown list to change the number displayed.
    The default for a site is '20' but this may be changed in the Global Configuration.

Filter Options. This screen has no Filter Options

Page Controls: When the number of items is more than one page, you will see a page control bar as shown below. The current page number being viewed has a dark colour background.

  • Start: Click to go to the first page.
  • Prev: Click to go to the previous page.
  • Page numbers: Click to go to the desired page.
  • Next: Click to go to the next page.
  • End: Click to go to the last page.

Toolbar

At the top of the page you will see the toolbar shown in the Screenshot above. The functions are:

  • Default: Makes the selected item the default item. The default star symbol () will show in the Default column, indicating that this is now the default item.
  • Switch Languages. In the Administrator screen only, select a language radio button and then this button. The Administrator language will change and there will be a message such as Message La langue de l'administration a été changée en "French (France)".
  • Close. Closes the current screen and returns to the previous screen without saving any modifications you may have made. This toolbar icon is not shown if you are creating a new item.
  • Options. Opens the Options window where settings such as default parameters can be edited.
  • Help. Opens this help screen.

Quick Tips

  • Users can use any Language from the list of installed Languages, either by having it assigned in the Users list or by filling out a Menu Itema liat - New/Edit - User Form Layout at the Front end. This will cause the Joomla! system prompts to be generated in this Language just for this User. For example, if a User chooses Spanish as their language, then the Search Module will show with prompts in Spanish.
  • This User's choice is not affected by the Default Language set for the Front-end.
  • Changing a User's Language or the Default Language does not affect the web site's Articles and other content.
  • Important: Do not delete the default language files (for example, with FTP). This will create errors on both the Front-end and Back-end.
  • Additional Languages can be added using the Install Languages Screen.
  • If desired, you can show the Front-end site in one Language and show the Back-end administration pages in a different Language. Also, individual articles can be configured to use a different language in the Advanced Parameter pane when editing the Article.

Related Information