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Best-practice for Multilanguage content ?

Joerg Bencke2

Hi Folks,

some suggestions for multiple-language support : (source)

* 1 Space per language

* Bitvoodoo Language plugin

* languagetags per article with childpages as language versions

Any other ideas or experiences to implement multi-language wikis ?

Josh

Accepted answers

Sebastian Wallr

languagetags per article with childpages as language versions

doesn't sound practicable.

-- links like Definition:en and Definition:de are ugly

-- the handling of different page titles in different languages is not solved

Bitvoodoo Language plugin

is somewhat better

-- it works only with small pieces of text.

-- the language macro may interfere with other amcros like the excerpt marco.

1 Space per language

best solution so far

++ you can have the same or different page titles

++ you can have the same page title in other spaces too without any trouble

-- the linking between the different language versions has to be done manually.

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unknown

There's a very similar conversation going on over here: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/25320/is-there-a-good-way-to-publish-documentation-in-different-languages

unknown

Just noticed your "source" link but it won't let me delete this answer.

Sebastian Wallr

languagetags per article with childpages as language versions

doesn't sound practicable.

-- links like Definition:en and Definition:de are ugly

-- the handling of different page titles in different languages is not solved

Bitvoodoo Language plugin

is somewhat better

-- it works only with small pieces of text.

-- the language macro may interfere with other amcros like the excerpt marco.

1 Space per language

best solution so far

++ you can have the same or different page titles

++ you can have the same page title in other spaces too without any trouble

-- the linking between the different language versions has to be done manually.

Ali Dursun

Hi,

i am also seeking for "best practice" to establish a multilingual wiki site.

So can someone provide me some links / urls, to get an approach / idea how to deal with that issue? I asked the sales department, but could not get any public wiki pages based on 2 languages or more.

and i am asking why this topic is not on the agenda of Atlassian??

kind regards

Dursun

Steffen Heller

We use the Bitvoodoo Language plugin.

That means every page has different parts for the different languages, inserted within the specific {english}, {german} , etc. tags. The language chosen at settings determines which language automatically appears, both on the wiki page and in the PDF export.

Works well for us.

Deniz Yalçın

We are seeking some solution for this subject and the bitvoodoo add-on seems to be a viable way to solve it but its only licensed for the server version. What about the cloud customers? Has anyone found a solution like bitvoodoo for cloud customers?

Nils Bier _K15t_

Hi everyone,

another solution for managing multiple languages in one single Confluence space would be our Scroll Translations addon, however it's also currently only available for Confluence Server.

For 2016 we're planning to have a closer look at Confluence Cloud compatibility. You can vote and watch the corresponding improvement in our JIRA system: https://k15t.jira.com/browse/VSN-1828

Cheers,
Nils

Simeon Cheeseman

We've had issues with Service Desk and Confluence Cloud support for multilanguage that can't be solved by any cloud add-on we could find. We have opened tickets about it linked below and would appreciate the support if you agree.

Server: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFSERVER-57384

Cloud: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-64788

unknown

Dear all,

bitvoodoo's app "Language Plugin" has been mentioned in earlier answers. As the technical writer at bitvoodoo, I'd like to inform you that we've made some major improvements to our app since 2013 :-)

It is now called "Translations for Confluence", available for Server & DC (and Cloud, since April 2021):

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/28648

I just published a blog post on the subject as well: https://www.bitvoodoo.ch/blog/2020/9/23/use-confluence-with-multiple-languages

Don't hesitate to reach out if you need more information.

Best, Cora

Alessandro Distefano_mhaqif

Hi everyone,

If you're looking for a Confluence Cloud solution, you can take a look also at our app: Lango: Language and translation manager.

You can easily:

Manage multiple language versions of your pages with a simple and modern UI and a convenient drop-down switcher;
Create new translations from scratch or link existing pages as a translation of another;
Use it on Jira Service Management Knowledge Bases.

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1222713/lango-language-and-translation-manager?hosting=cloud&tab=overview

If you need help or more information, don't hesitate to send us a mail or open a ticket

unknown

Hi @Deniz Yalçın,

our bitvoodoo app Translations for Confluence is cloud-ready as of today: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/28648

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