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Take the language switcher to the next level by adding your own translations, wordings and phrases.
The custom translations build on the custom text variables. When adding a custom variable, you can see multiple fields: one for the default value, and one per language you’ve enabled in Refined.
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In this example, we translate a category called Help & info. After completing these steps, the category name will automatically be translated anywhere it appears on your site.
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In this example, we create an announcement banner that notifies users of planned maintenance.
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In this example, we add a text to the top of the Search Highlight to inspire visitors to search for help. The entered text will be a combination of text and a text variable.
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Go to the Refined Administration > Languages > Expand Dictionary.
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Click Add text variable and add the text variable’s name and translations. In this screenshot you can see we added $sitename, which means the variable will contain the words types, and then the dynamically fetched name of the site.
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Save your entries, go to a page on your website and add a Search Highlight module.
Add your new text variable into the module’s primary text.
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using text variables to add your own translations, wordings and phrases.
Want to learn more?
Read Atlassian’s documentation: Jira Service Management internationalisation.
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