The Site.com Studio language selector lets you switch between languages as you edit
content on each page. Contributors, designers, and site administrators can each add
language-specific content to a page using the language selector.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Classic
Available for purchase in: Enterprise, Performance, and
Unlimited Editions
Available (with limitations) in: Developer
Edition
User Permissions Needed
To add and manage language options:
Site.com Publisher User field enabled on the user detail
page
AND
Site administrator or designer role assigned at the site
level
To edit language content:
Site.com Publisher User or Contributor
User field enabled on the user detail page and any role assigned at the
site level
When the page is open:
Select a language in the Site.com Studio language selector (the Change Site Language
dropdown list on the toolbar).
Edit the page content.
If you're viewing a content block in
a specific language:
A warning icon () indicates that
the text that has not yet been replaced.
A globe icon () indicates that the
content has been replaced.
Optionally, update the language-aware properties as required.
Note Site.com Studio does not validate languages as you enter content. Take care to add the
correct content for the selected language.
To revert translated content, right-click the content block and select Revert
Translation. Text reverts to the fallback language, if specified, or else to
the default site language.
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