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Working with a child theme in OXID eShop – using language names instead of flags

December 10, 2014 by Marco Steinhäuser Leave a Comment

The default Azure theme, shipped with OXID eShop, uses flags instead of language names for the language changer. This makes sense when working with just two languages in your installation like English and German but quickly gets confusing when more languages are provided. In this case you most likely want to have the names of the language displayed instead of the flags. Of course you could make [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: basics, child theme, display, flags, language, OXID, templates, templating, theme, tutorial

Distributed Installations with Different URLs for Languages

July 17, 2013 by Marco Steinhäuser 3 Comments

Google and other search engines decide from the location of your server IP address how your site will rank in their search results. This might become a problem, especially for e-commerce sites, if you want to target another market, as these kind of sites usually change their content incessantly, like the stock display etc. Let’s start over with an example to state the case more clearly. [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: content, database, distributed installation, e-business, e-commerce, google, i18n, l10n, language, OXID, OXID eShop, search engine optimization, SEO, shopping cart software, translate

Configure the Language Sites of your OXID eShop Installation

November 3, 2010 by Marco Steinhäuser 9 Comments

Daily, there are more and more new online stores using OXID eShop. Some of these shops are supposed to be available in just one language (e.g. German), nevertheless they tend to forget to disable English, which is enabled as an additional language in OXID eShop by default. This issue rears its ugly head if for example a browser's standard language has been configured in English and the shop is [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: eCommerce, language, Mister Wong, open source, OXID, software, support, tutorial

OXID gets a Portuguese translation

November 30, 2009 by Marco Steinhäuser Leave a Comment

Very good news if you want to run a modern, free and open source e-commerce plattform from Portugal: Thanks our Portuguese community member, monteiro, Portuguese translation is now available for OXID eShop. In a first step, I put the complete file to the language section of OXIDforge. This file for displaying the front end in the correct translation, is available under GNU GPL. Of course, you [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: community, community building, eCommerce, gettext, Italian, language, open source, OXID, Portuguese

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