The Internationalization page allows you to manage the languages supported by your storefront. By configuring multiple locales here, you can then create language-specific channels to tailor content and experiences for different regions.

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What You Can Do on This Page

  1. View Supported Languages – See every language you’ve added, along with its code and any fallback settings.
  2. Add New Languages – Click Add Language, fill out the form to register another locale, and begin using it in your storefront channels.
  3. Configure Fallbacks – Assign a fallback language so that if content isn’t available in a given locale, the system will gracefully revert to another.
  4. Remove Unneeded Languages – Delete any non-default entries to keep your language list clean (note that English – United States cannot be removed).

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Internationalization Settings

FieldDescription
Language NameThe display name for the locale (e.g., “French – France”). This appears in dropdowns throughout the UI when selecting a language.
Language CodeThe standard two- or five-character code (e.g., fr, fr-FR) that uniquely identifies the locale. Auto-populated when you choose a language in the add panel.
Fallback LanguageIf content is missing in this locale, the system will fall back to the chosen language (e.g., fallback from fr-CA to en-US). Helps ensure a consistent user experience.
Actions- Delete: Remove this language entry (except for the default English – United States). Use with caution, as removing a language will disable any channels tied to it.

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Adding a New Language

  1. Click Add Language.
  2. In the popup form:
    • Language: Choose from the dropdown (e.g., “Spanish – Spain”).
    • Language Code: Automatically fills in based on your selection.
    • Fallback Language: (Optional) Select which existing locale to use as a fallback.
  3. Click Save to register the new locale.
Once saved, your new language appears in the list, ready for use when creating storefront channels.