What is the default language?
The default language is the main language in which your Onboarding operates. It will apply to both iOS and web2app onboarding processes, used when the user's device language is set to this default or to a language not specified in the onboarding's 'Languages' field.
Can I change the default language of an already created onboarding?
No, once an onboarding is created with a default language, it cannot be changed.
What are 'languages' used for in onboarding?
Languages allow you to add localization support for your onboarding. If a user's device or browser is set to a language you have selected, they will see the translated content. Otherwise, the default language will be used.
What is the limit for adding languages within one onboarding?
You can choose and add any number of languages needed for your onboarding from the offered list.
How can I change the content language of my onboarding and preview it?
To change the content language, click on the pencil icon of the required screen in the onboarding flow. This gives you access to screen settings where you can select from the languages you installed during onboarding creation and enter text in the chosen language.
What content can be localized?
You can localize any text and image content for each language in the onboarding.
Can I add more languages to the onboarding after it's created?
Yes, click "..." in the onboarding row on the main dashboard of the visual constructor and choose "Settings." Here you can add more content languages.
How do I fill out data for different content language settings?
Click on the pencil icon to edit a screen, select the desired content language, and proceed with text settings and image URLs. After completing one language, switch to another using the content language option at the top of the settings mode and update the text accordingly. The text for each language should be automatically saved and viewable in the preview screen. Remember to click "Save & Close" once done with all settings.
Can I edit the content language in the theme template settings?
No, content language settings are embedded in each screen. You should work with screens separately in the onboarding flow.