- Type – free website builder (content management system).
Previous video tutorial contains basic principles of setting up built-in multilingual tools in Joomla. In this video we will look at batch processing tools and different settings of the Joomla plugin and multilingual module.
Video tutorial
- Categories batch process – 00:01:14.
- Articles batch process – 00:02:47.
- Menu items batch process – 00:05:01.
- Associations (Category) – 00:06:14.
- Multilingual Associations (Articles) – 00:08:07.
- Propagate – 00:10:42.
- Content Languages – 00:11:55, 00:14:44.
- «System - Language Filter» plugin – 00:14:05.
- «System - Language Code» plugin – 00:15:33.
- «Language Switcher» module – 00:18:51.
- «Multilingual Status» module – 00:20:00.
Better watch video with «1080p HD» quality. This and other video reviews and tutorials can be found on my YouTube channel.
Links from the video:
- Joomla 4 video tutorials.
- «TinyMCE video tutorial. Joomla text editor».
- «Joomla Com_content video tutorial. Articles options».
- «Video tutorial «Joomla 5 Contacts»».
- «Joomla menu video tutorial (Com menus). Creation and management».
- «Joomla Module video tutorial (Com modules). Creation and management».
- «Video tutorial «Joomla template manager»».
- Joomla video tutorials.
In previous free video tutorials, we created website on Joomla 4 from scratch. We used only free extensions. The result was a business website, which was uploaded to the hosting. The previously recorded video tutorials for Joomla 4 are almost completely relevant for the current version of Joomla 5.0. The information and video tutorial from this article remain relevant for Joomla 4 as well. At least this is true on January 11, 2024.
Video tutorial recording date – January 11, 2024. Software from video tutorial – Joomla 5.0.2.
I hope this and other Joomla video tutorials have helped you with this CMS. If you have any questions, ask them in the comments.
In the next article «Joomla Languages Overrides tutorial», we'll look at Language Overrides for translating Joomla interface language elements.
| Article author – Aleksej Khoroshevskij |
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 Ph.D., lecturer at Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics, web developer, and SEO specialist with over 15 years of experience. Expert in website creation using Joomla and WebSite X5. Author of scientific publications, video courses, and educational content on web development and SEO. Runs a blog and a YouTube channel, sharing knowledge and practical experience. Provides services in website development, customization, maintenance, and promotion. Learn more about the author… Publications and work: |
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