Siteifntiy CMS enables you to create multiple language versions of your website. You can create a translation for your pages in any language you have enabled for your site, and customize the page properties, for example change the title, URL, and so on. When you create a translation of a page, Sitefinity CMS automatically serves website visitors the content of that page in the currently selected language, if a translation is available.
When you choose this option, when a language translation of the page is opened in page editing mode, and you click on the language icon the system displays the following:
NOTE: Once you stop the synchronization between the different languages, you cannot synchronize them again. You have different versions of one page.
NOTE: When you create a translation of an existing page, the system does not display the Template section. You do not select a layout at this step, but at Step 5 of the current procedure, where you must choose whether you want to use the current template of the page or design a new one, just for this translation.
NOTE: If your pages are synchronized, any modifications to the layout or the widgets are applied to all existing language translations of the page. When you choose to display content items that have different translations, the translation displayed depends on the page translation, which you are working with. For example, if you have added the News widget to a German translation of a page, the widget displays only the news items that have German translation. If for the items, you have chosen, no German translation exists, nothing is displayed.
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