Adding translaton to Squarespace Eamon Cover page - Multilingualizer

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Sascha asked 8 years ago

I have my website installed with the Eamon theme and I cant't manage to get the cover page translated. It doesn't have a footer when I go into the advanced settings of the cover page itself and adding either the basic mulktilingualizer code to the header or the footer code into the header doesn't seem to work. I don't see how I can add options for the visitor to change language. Everything else seems to work great and I love the approach but this is where I am stuck. Hope you can help. Thanks Sascha

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Sascha answered 8 years ago

I managed to solve the problem. Does work a bit different than the actual description on the support page.
You have to take the code for the floating language selector and pasting it into the header of your cover page.
Go to: Cover page – cogwheel – settings – advanced – and there you’ll find the header where you can inject the code.

I took the emoticon flags from my system and put hem into the code instead of the language names and changed the background color to none and it look quite nice.
See here: sveetretreat.com

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Sascha answered 8 years ago

I managed to solve the problem. Does work a bit different than the actual description on the support page.
You have to take the code for the floating language selector and pasting it into the header of your cover page.
Go to: Cover page – cogwheel – settings – advanced – and there you’ll find the header where you can inject the code.

I took the emoticon flags from my system and put hem into the code instead of the language names and changed the background color to none and it look quite nice.
See here: sveetretreat.com

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Sascha answered 8 years ago

I managed to solve the problem. Does work a bit different than the actual description on the support page.
You have to take the code for the floating language selector and pasting it into the header of your cover page.
Go to: Cover page – cogwheel – settings – advanced – and there you’ll find the header where you can inject the code.

I took the emoticon flags from my system and put hem into the code instead of the language names and changed the background color to none and it look quite nice.
See here: sveetretreat.com

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Sascha answered 8 years ago

I managed to solve the problem. Does work a bit different than the actual description on the support page.
You have to take the code for the floating language selector and pasting it into the header of your cover page.
Go to: Cover page – cogwheel – settings – advanced – and there you’ll find the header where you can inject the code.

I took the emoticon flags from my system and put hem into the code instead of the language names and changed the background color to none and it look quite nice.
See here: sveetretreat.com