Multi-LanguageCopy Anchor Link

How Locales WorkCopy Anchor Link

Each language gets its own URL prefix:

/tr/     Turkish
/en/     English
/ar/     Arabic
/de/     German

The locale selector in the storefront header lets customers switch. The selection persists in the URL — bookmarks and shared links carry the language.

Adding a LanguageCopy Anchor Link

1. Go to Admin → Settings → Languages
2. Click Add Language
3. Select a language code and set it as active
4. Set it as default if needed

Translating Admin-Entered ContentCopy Anchor Link

Product names, descriptions, and prices are set in the admin panel. To add translations for admin-entered content:

Go to Admin → Settings → Content Translations. This covers:

• Brand names
• Option group names and values (e.g. "Color" → "Renk")
• UI banners and sliders
• Navigation menus
• Static pages and blog posts
• Service package names

The translation is looked up at request time based on the locale in the URL. If no translation exists for a field, the default language value is shown.

System Translations (UI Labels)Copy Anchor Link

The storefront UI labels (buttons, headings, error messages) use static translation files at front/src/messages/{locale}.json. These cover the interface, not the product catalog.

The admin panel has its own interface translations in admin/src/messages/{locale}.json.

AI Translation DraftsCopy Anchor Link

If AI Core is active, go to Admin → Settings → Content Translations and click Draft with AI on any untranslated entry. The draft is held for review — nothing is published until you confirm it.

Right-to-Left (RTL)Copy Anchor Link

Arabic (ar) and other RTL languages are supported. The storefront applies dir="rtl" and mirrors the layout automatically when an RTL locale is active.