Manage portal languages

Note

To configure Content Hub, you must either be a superuser or have the necessary permissions granted to you through user group policies.

To localize content, you first need to add the portal language to your Sitecore Content Hub solution. At least one portal language is included as standard, but you can add more languages as required.

Add a portal language

If a particular portal language has not yet been added to your solution, you can add it. After adding a new language, you can populate it with translations either one at a time or in bulk.

To add a portal language:

  1. On the menu bar, click Manage cog icon.

  2. On the Manage page, click Portal languages.

  3. On the Portal languages page, click plus sign Portal language.

  4. In the Portal language dialog, fill in the following fields:

    Field

    Description

    Mandatory

    Name

    Name of the language.

    Yes

    Culture

    Culture related to the language.

    Yes

    Label

    Descriptive label for the language.

    No

  5. To create another portal language, select the Create another check box.

  6. Click Save. If you selected the Create another check box, the Portal language dialog displays where you can create another portal language. If you are not creating another item, the Portal languages page opens.

    Note

    When you create another item, some of the fields are prefilled with values you already defined.

Remove a portal language

You might want to remove certain languages from Content Hub. After you remove the portal language, you can remove the associated culture from the settings as well.

To remove a portal language:

  1. On the menu bar, click Manage cog icon.

  2. On the Manage page, click Portal languages.

  3. On the Portal languages page, next to the language you want to remove, click Delete .

  4. To confirm the deletion, in the Delete dialog, click OK.

  5. Optionally, to remove the culture associated with the portal language, go back to the Manage page and click Settings.

  6. On the Settings page, in the search box, enter cultures, and in the Localization section, click Cultures.

  7. In the right pane, next to the culture you want to delete, click Delete .

  8. Click Save.

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