Multiple languages
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Selling in multiple languages can increase sales by reaching customers all over the world. You can add multiple languages in your Shopify admin and use a translation app to translate your store content.
Once you set up multiple languages, customers can choose their preferred language with Stiletto's language selector. Stiletto also includes pre-packaged theme translations for 4 languages: French, German, Italian, and Spanish.
Before adding new languages, make sure your store meets the .
Translation apps let you add and edit all store content, such as custom content added to your products, pages, and sections.
Stiletto is compatible with Shopify's free app. The app fully integrates with and can be accessed through the theme editor.
All translations are organized by category, such as Products, Pages, and Blog posts. You can also edit translations included in all theme assets and theme sections.
When finished your translations, remember to go to Settings > Languages to publish your languages.
Tags on Shopify (such as product tags, article tags, and blog tags) cannot be translated.
You may also want to download a geolocation app to prompt customers to shop in their preferred language based on their location.
Stiletto includes 4 pre-packaged theme translations for French, German, Italian, and Spanish.
Theme translations are for text elements included in and controlled by the theme. All other content needs to be manually entered or auto-translated with a translation app.
In the Translate & Adapt app, you can add and edit translations for Theme assets and Theme sections.
Customer's can select their preferred language by using Stiletto's language selector.
The language selector is enabled by default for the Header and Footer sections. The selector will appear when languages are added and published.
To disable the language selector, click on the Header or Footer sections in the theme editor. Click to uncheck Enable language selector.
In some theme strings, code with curly brackets ({{ code }}) are included to dynamically show the correct content on your site.
If you're using an app that auto-translates your store content, errors can occur when code is translated. For example, the code {{count}} shows the number of search results. If "count" is translated to another language, the code will not work.
In Translate & Adapt, open theme assets and use the search bar to find strings with a curly bracket {. Re-add the code in the 'English' column to the translated language column.
Related links
Download the app and follow the steps provided in the app and .
All updated Fluorescent themes are compatible with Shopify’s free Geolocation app. Download the and follow the steps provided in the app and .
