How can I translate a product name into another language?

How can I translate a product name into another language?

When you now hover over the product name, a little icon appears. Click it and you will see the original string on the left in the From English box. To add a translation for another language, simply insert it into the box at the bottom, which is for the language you will be translating into.

Can a store have more than one language?

Or if your shop is based in a country that has more than one prominent language, you can cater to more customers by having multiple language offerings. For example, if your store was based in Canada, and your primary customer base was Canadians, you might have customers from both the English and French-speaking regions of Canada.

How to create store views in different languages?

You can create a Store View in your Magento 2 store which allows the customer to choose which language they would prefer to view the site in on the front end of your store. Here is an example of the end result on your front end:

How can I translate my website to another language?

You can do this for any or all of your site’s languages. Once you’ve finished, don’t forget to click the ‘Save translation’ button at the top of the screen. After that, go ahead and visit your website to see your translated product. Simply click on the language switcher and change it to your desired language.

What’s the difference between image title and image alt?

The image title text attribute is an attribute that is used to provide additional information about the image. That being said, the image title is not used for search ranking, so it is not quite as important to optimize for.

What does alternative text mean in Google Images?

Image alternative text is that text that displays in place of an empty image. Because Google cannot exactly crawl images in-depth, and mostly text, Google uses alternative text as a focus when they are trying to understand what the image is about. It is important to note the W3C’s Accessibility Guidelines for Alternative Text: