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New Joomla Multi-Lingual Sites Class
May 29, 2012 |
Joomla Tutorials |
Written by Steve Burge
Today we're happy to announce a full course on the topic: Joomla Muitl-lingual Sites. The class has 11 parts. You'll start by adding easy, automatic translations to your site and by creating full multi-lingual sites. We show how you to create a multi-lingual site using the Joomla core and also using the Falang extension. Here's an overview of the Joomla Multi-lingual Sites class: Automatic Site Translations
Manual Site Translations
Translations With An Extension
Language String Translations
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