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Translation for Custom Blocks, Code Blocks, and Text-to-speech
Hi KristaM,
I love how thoughtfully you’re exploring these new features! You’re right, Custom Blocks, Code Blocks, and Text-to-Speech open up a lot of creative possibilities, especially when you’re building multilingual courses.
If your account has access to the new Localization features in Rise 360, you can use those built-in tools to manage most translations directly. Otherwise, you can still use the standard XLIFF export/import workflow to translate your course content.
I’ve started a support case for you so one of our support engineers can look more closely at your examples and confirm the best way to manage translation for each of these new features. They’ll reach out soon to continue the conversation.
Thanks again for raising such a thoughtful question. This kind of feedback really helps us refine how translation works in Rise.
The custom blocks are not being translated with the localization translation. What is the best way to manage the translation? I just tried to replace the custom block text in one of the translated versions but found that it changed the text in the English version as well. I don't want to have to download an XLIFF file for the entire course for one or two custom blocks, so I'm hoping there is a work around?
- JaimeSalazar20 days agoCommunity Member
I'm experiencing the same issue; the "custom block" isn't translated when using localization. Furthermore, changing the text in any language changes it in all of them; you can't have a different "custom block" for each language.
- StevenBenassi17 days agoStaff
Hi JaimeSalazar!
Sorry to hear that you've run into this setback, working with Custom Blocks in Rise 360!
I noticed that you've connected with my colleague John Carlo, through a support case. I see that he's submitted your feedback as a feature request for our product team.
We'll be sure to notify you if we release a future enhancement that helps!
- StevenBenassi17 days agoStaff
Hi Holly_G!
Thanks for reaching out!
As others have mentioned, Custom Blocks are currently not supported by Rise 360 Localization. We understand this may feel limiting, and we've shared your feedback directly with our product team. Also, I see that my teammate Robert is helping you explore possible workaround solutions, through a support case.
We can continue the conversation there to keep all information in one spot.
- Holly_G17 days agoCommunity Member
I know they're not supported, that's why I'm asking for a work around. The resolution in the support case was to publish each separately which is what we're paying for this to avoid having to do, or export the XLIFF file. I responded to the ticket letting him know that there was no option to export the XLIFF but I have not heard back yet. It sounds like there's just no work around and that I should redo the custom blocks but now I can't do anything in the translated course because it's telling me that I used all my translations and I can't update it, for which I opened another ticket but haven't heard back. :(
- StevenBenassi17 days agoStaff
Hi Holly_G!
Thanks for following up!
I've updated your case with the feedback you shared, so Robert can be kept in the loop. I see that your latest message to Robert was received earlier today. We do have a 24-hour turn around time for support case e-mails.
No worries! You should be hearing from him shortly!
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