Hello Web Developers! Have any of you ever experimented with inserting widgets into the published Rise HTML output files? I am looking to add 10 lines of Google Translate Widget code into the HTML and am unsure where to place it. Any insight you can provide would be much appreciated. I can go into further detail at that time.
Thank you for getting back to me. The embed option requires a URL. I noticed a code snippet option as well but it doesn't seem to do anything. Im not sure if that's what you meant. I'll keep at it. Thanks again for your insight!
Sure. So Im trying to mirror a code that I caught from another website using the Google translate widget. My original plan was to incorporate the code below into the published Rise HTML output files so that it would look like the pic below. With no coding skills, that may prove to be difficult so I am open to your suggestion as well. My goal is to allow the user to adjust the site in any language. The way Rise is set up, you would need to create a duplicate of the site per language and that to me seems like way to much maintenance when a paragraph needs to be updated on the original from time to time. Managing only one site for several languages is ideal. See details below.
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Thank you for getting back to me. The embed option requires a URL. I noticed a code snippet option as well but it doesn't seem to do anything. Im not sure if that's what you meant. I'll keep at it. Thanks again for your insight!
Post the code snippet here and it will help me understand what you are working with.
Also, are you just trying to add a "translate" link in the page?
Sure. So Im trying to mirror a code that I caught from another website using the Google translate widget. My original plan was to incorporate the code below into the published Rise HTML output files so that it would look like the pic below. With no coding skills, that may prove to be difficult so I am open to your suggestion as well. My goal is to allow the user to adjust the site in any language. The way Rise is set up, you would need to create a duplicate of the site per language and that to me seems like way to much maintenance when a paragraph needs to be updated on the original from time to time. Managing only one site for several languages is ideal. See details below.
Given the way a rise course is structured, I'm not sure the widget would work. This sounds like a great feature request.
https://articulate.com/support/contact/feature-request