Add a culture code for content translation
Note
To configure Content Hub, you must either be a superuser or have the necessary permissions granted to you through user group policies.
To translate content, such as a blog, social media post, white paper, or email, you first need to set up a culture code for the languages you want to translate to.
To add a culture code for content translation:
- On the menu bar, click Manage .
- On the Manage page, click Taxonomy.
- On the Taxonomy page, click
M.Localization. - On the Taxonomy Management page , in the Localization section, click Add .
- In the Technical section, in the Identifier field, define a unique identifier for the locale, for example, da-DK.
- In the System section, fill in the following fields:
- Value Name - culture code for the language.
- Display Name - descriptive label for the language.
- In the Visualization section, click the icon swatch and then, in the Select icon dialog, click the icon you want to use.
- In the Color drop-down list, click a color.
- If you don't want to publish to the delivery platform, in the Publishing section, turn the Don't publish to delivery platform switch on.
- Click Save.
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