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You need a component like Joom!Fish to manage your translations and provide a language selector module that you can place in a suitable template position.<br />
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In addition Joom!Fish supports decentralised management of translations in a dynamic site. It allows new or changed content to be added in English for instance and for another (translator) user to come along later and translate this new/changed content into another language. Backend reports show the status of incomplete translations. In the meantime you can set the site to show or not show the original item in the second language site if there is no published translation available.<br />

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You need a component like Joom!Fish to manage your translations and provide a language selector module that you can place in a suitable template position.

In addition Joom!Fish supports decentralised management of translations in a dynamic site. It allows new or changed content to be added in English for instance and for another (translator) user to come along later and translate this new/changed content into another language. Backend reports show the status of incomplete translations. In the meantime you can set the site to show or not show the original item in the second language site if there is no published translation available.


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i did use Joom!Fish to install the translations but how do i apply and get them to show on the site?
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i did use Joom!Fish to install the translations but how do i apply and get them to show on the site?

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i will try it this evening....
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i have the translations installed in joomla but how do i add them next to the Home button of this site <a href="http://www.ammsdc.org" rel="ugc">www.ammsdc.org</a>&nbsp;or in the top right corner of the site?<br />
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i have the translations installed in joomla but how do i add them next to the Home button of this site www.ammsdc.org or in the top right corner of the site?

T.I.A.

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