How content translation works

Your profile, events with their editions and ticket types, courses, subscription plans, forms and their FAQs. Each one is a row in Translations, and the texts inside it are translated together.

Choose the language your content is written in. Every translation starts from it, and it is never offered as a target. A single item written in another language can say so from its own languages sheet.

With I review it first, each translation waits for you and goes live when you publish it. With Publish it right away, it goes live as soon as it is written. Changing this never touches what is already published.

Published means visitors read it in that language. To review means a translation is waiting for you. Original changed means you edited the original after it was translated, so it needs a fresh look. Not translated means nothing has been written in that language yet.

Add names and words to Never translate and they stay exactly as you wrote them in every language. Kadens already protects the vocabulary dance businesses use, such as pass and level names.

A visitor sees the published translation for their language. When there is none, they see your original. They can always switch back to the original.