i am making a quiz for students to learn english .i prepare buttons .it has to open in browser.i opened it and browser says :Do you want to translate to your language? if i click "translate" ,my buttons texts are turning to turkish language. and i don't want browser translate my texts to turkish or other languages .how can i do that?
Browser translations are completely controlled by your browser, but you do have the option to disable them. Here's a helpful article that I found which explains how to turn off the automatic translation feature for Google Chrome:
thank you for the answer but i will publish my app to 10000 students. i cannot turn all the browsers.i have to make it on my own or code in publish scorm package.
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Hi Marla,
Browser translations are completely controlled by your browser, but you do have the option to disable them. Here's a helpful article that I found which explains how to turn off the automatic translation feature for Google Chrome:
Hope this helps!
thank you for the answer but i will publish my app to 10000 students. i cannot turn all the browsers.i have to make it on my own or code in publish scorm package.
this is a screen recording of chrome translation behavior with current storyline 360
translated is
- interface text
- help text in input field
- invisible html text for screenreader (not testet, just a guess)
not translated is
- normal static text (it is always technical svg-text, that google translate does not see)
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/ca8cc538-556e-4488-b059-ce915a66b621/review
if you wan't stop the translation of all texts, you can add translate="no" to the start html files of your course
change in story.html and index_lms.html (for SCORM)
to
backup these files - storyline creates all files new on every publish and overwrites the old changes
result:
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/954d6a81-15d4-4b0e-b44c-e13551d2adfa/review
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