How to exclude a part of your website from automatic translation
In this video, we'll guide you step-by-step on how to exclude a part of your website from automatic translation.
Translation exclusion can be helpful when you want some parts of your content to remain in their original language. In Linguise, you can achieve this in two ways. Firstly, by excluding elements using CSS selectors. Secondly, you can selectively exclude translations using the URL.
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It's important to have a multilingual site with automatic translation, but you may want to exclude certain content like posts, pages, or products from translation. A common scenario is when you want to create a multilingual site for your most important pages, such as your homepage, about page, and contact page while keeping your blog in its original language. Another common use case is for online stores, where you may only want to translate specific products into multiple languages. You might choose to only translate your best-selling products. You can do it easily with our super-friendly dashboard, with live editing!
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Handy links
📌 Exclude HTML content from translation using CSS selector 👉 https://www.linguise.com/documentatio...
📌 Exclude pages from translation using URLs 👉https://www.linguise.com/documentatio...
📌 Language switcher setup from dashboard 👉 https://www.linguise.com/blog/product...
📌 Integrations Linguise with popular CMS 👉 https://www.linguise.com/integrations/
📌 Register to Linguise 👉 https://www.linguise.com/
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🕒 Timestamps:
00:00 intro
1:00 Create a content exclusion rule using CSS selector
2:10 Create a content exclusion based on URLs
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