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Questions & AnswersCategory: QuestionsSquarespace Image Blocks – I tried following instructions but not getting results.
Steve asked 8 years ago
shinka-advisors.com (I won't leave the second block up on the live site to show what's not working.) Problem: I read the directions for doing images in Squarespace.  My understanding is that I only need to use a single language in the caption for each image, and Multilingualizer will sort it out. So, I have two image blocks, one above the next. Each has a caption in only one language.  There are no dots / full stops in the caption.  Just text.  I tried this both in Event page type and normal page type.  Language is Japanese, English. Questions:
  1. Have I misunderstood the directions?
  2. Should I be using dots / full stops in the caption?
 
Ola Oleszak replied 8 years ago

Hi Steve, could you please provide your URL?Here or send to me at [email protected]. Many thanks

Steve replied 8 years ago

http://shinka-advisors.com

Dave Hilditch replied 8 years ago

It looks like you’ve got it working – any tips we can pass onto others to help us improve documentation?

2 Answers
Dave Hilditch Staff answered 8 years ago

Hi – to hide images simply insert the language name for this image block into the description or alt text of the image. For example, if you wish the image to be displayed only for English-speaking users, add [english] to the alt text or description. If you wish it to display only for Spanish-speakers, insert [spanish]. The Multilingualizer will then hide the images if the user doesn’t speak that language – that means you can create language-specific images and have them displayed to the correct users.

Steve replied 8 years ago

This worked for me – put [English]

Dave Hilditch Staff answered 8 years ago

To translate captions, you can use the Multilingualizer short-hand – e.g. TEXT1..TEXT2..TEXT3 – simply separate your language texts with 2 dots in the caption.

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