How can I tell Google Translate to not translate a section of a website?

How can I tell Google Translate to not translate a section of a website?

According to Google instructions, setting class=”notranslate” prevents Google translation. This appears to work, though using it inline (e.g., for a single word) may imply some confusion, so you need to check out what happens.

How do I stop Google from automatically translating?

Disabling Google Chrome Automatic Translation Feature

  1. Click on the three dots on the top right of the window.
  2. Click on Settings.
  3. Type in Translate in the Search Field.
  4. Expand the Language option by clicking on the arrow.
  5. Turn off “Offer to translate pages that aren’t in a language you read”

How to disable Google Translate from translating specific content?

If you want to disable Google from translating an entire block of content simply add the “notranslate” class to the top level parent such as a DIV or SECTION item. Don’t Translate Me

Is it good to use Google Translate on your website?

Utilizing it on your website can save hours of time and money by providing quick translations for every language possible. While Google translate can be great, there are however certain times when you might not want Google to translate specific words or blocks of content.

How to disable the automatic website translation in Microsoft Edge?

If you speak German and want to see websites in this language, you can use the never translate option in the prompt to allow the pages to load normally without the content being translated to English.

Is the Google Translate widget being shut down?

In addition, the Google Translate widget (which Google calls “Google Translate’s Website Translator”) is phasing out on websites where it is active now (as shown below). In other words, the widget that allows visitors to automatically translate your webpage into another language is slowly being shut down.