What you’ll achieve
A specific portal experience that either participates in your program’s translation (arriving in each partner’s language) or is deliberately held to a single language, decided independently of every other experience.Before you start
Add your languages first
Languages must be active before an experience can be translated into them. Set them up under Languages (see Set up portal languages).
Have the experience built
You need an experience to configure. Create one in the Experience builder first.
Steps
Open the experience
Go to the Experience builder and open the experience you want to configure.
Open its settings
Open the experience’s settings dialog from the builder. This is where per-experience behavior, including translation participation, is controlled.
Set the multilingual toggle
Use Enable multilingual for this experience to decide whether this experience is translated.
- What it is - a per-experience switch that includes or excludes this single experience from your program’s automatic translation. When on, the experience is translated into the languages configured in your Languages settings; when off, it stays in one language regardless of how many locales are active.
- Why it matters - it lets you keep most portals multilingual while pinning a specific one (for example a single-market or single-language partner experience) to one language, without touching your org-wide language list.
- How to set it - leave it on for partner-facing portals that should follow each partner’s language; turn it off only for an experience that must stay single-language. The change saves as you toggle it.
Verify it worked
Preview the experience in another language. With the toggle on, partner-facing content appears translated; with it off, the experience stays in its single language even for partners whose language differs.Related
Set up portal languages
Add the languages to translate into.
Build and publish a portal experience
Create the experience first.
Implementation reference
Full configuration options.