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If you are already using sslogic in the document and cannot use nested sslogic, you may use sslogic on CSS classes to hide the relevant HTML as follows:
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<!--@sslogic("@me.langid@"=1)-->
.french {
display:none;
}
<!--@end-->
<!--@sslogic("@me.langid@"=6)-->
.english {
display:none;
}
<!--@end-->
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HTML code:
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<span class="english">Project Details</span>
<span class="french">Les Détails du Projet</span>
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* All content is visible when you are editing the Web Page View settings, so easily managed
===Cons===
* If you are working with a large Web Page View this technique can quickly become unwieldy as all content is duplicated for each language. * If you are already using blocks of sslogic on the Web Page View you will not be able to nest the sslogic for translating text inside these blocks
* It is NOT suitable for translation into 3 or more languages.
=Language Library and ssTranslate=
=System Variables=
Using '''@system2.''' to pre-process the system variable name to include the current user's [[Language]] you can populate the Web Page View {{WPV}} with variable content.
On the Web Page View you using would use the following syntax:
@system2.Test Table-@me.langid@@
* When editing the Web Page View settings the contents are not visible without referencing the system variables.
===Note===
* When using system variables extensively, or when translating to 3 or more languages it is best practice to create a [[UTA]] called '''Translation Manager''' which facilitates creating of the many system variables and languages using [[Pandora]]. Current clients may contact [[SmartSimple Support]] or your account manager for further information.
==See Also==
* [[Convert Special Characters to PDF]]
[[Category:Translation]]
