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I changed labels in the settings of Rise to German but e.g. deviders are still in English. Why is that?
Hi all,
Guess, my title says it all, doesn't it? Here's the link to one project, where this could be seen.
https://rise.articulate.com/author/jPY6HhXpa5iM4eA0eF2c3OZArDxpAwTu#/author/details/jy2...
Again me, dear Trina
I hadn't taken into account that you cannot see what I mean if the project is published.
I'll, therefore, add a short video that shows you:
- how I open a new project
- as standard is English, the first divider I add says "CONTINUE", in English
- I then go to the "Settings" and under "Labels" I change the label language to German
- The list shows, that "CONTINUE" is correctly "WEITER" in German
- I then add another lesson and try to add another divider. Since I have just changed the labels language to German, I would now expect that it says "WEITER" on the divider button/bar.
- However, the Continue bar is still labeled CONTINUE, instead of WEITER
Thx for looking into this and best regards
Roland
Hi again, Roland. Thanks for taking such pains to clarify your request. The video was very helpful!
It sounds like you're expecting to see the German translation for "continue," which you selected under the course settings > labels, applied to the continue button block. Is that correct? If so, the "continue" label under course settings only impacts quizzes and knowledge checks. You'll note that it's listed under the quiz & knowledge check section for text labels.
The continue button block label can still be changed manually. Just click the edit button for that block and type or paste in the correct label.
You can even save this translated continue button block as a block template for quick reuse throughout your project.
I hope I've helped, but if I've misunderstood, please reply here and I'll happily make another attempt!
