# Translations

{% hint style="success" %}
Fully compatible with Zuum Multi Language.

So it can be used in a completely different language.
{% endhint %}

You don't have to worry about using Zuum theme in different language. You can translate the theme to your desired language by following the steps below :

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#### Multi-Language Content (v2) Plugin <a href="#yui_3_18_1_1_1714040542414_146" id="yui_3_18_1_1_1714040542414_146"></a>

&#x20;<https://moodle.org/plugins/filter_multilang2>
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#### Multi-Language Content **Documentation** <a href="#yui_3_18_1_1_1714040542414_146" id="yui_3_18_1_1_1714040542414_146"></a>

[**https://docs.moodle.org/402/en/Multi-language\_content\_filter**](https://docs.moodle.org/402/en/Multi-language_content_filter)
{% endhint %}

## **Adding new language**

1. **Navigate to:** `Dashboard → Site administration → Language → Language packs`
2. **Select** Available language packs (on the right)
3. **Install** selected language pack

## **What can I do with untranslated theme elements?**

1. **Navigate to:** `Dashboard → Site administration → Appearance → Themes → Zuum → Block`
2. Navigate to the content or header you want to translate.
3. Enclose every language content between {mlang NN} and {mlang} tags

```
 {mlang XX}content in language XX{mlang}
 {mlang YY}content in language YY{mlang}
 {mlang other}content for other languages{mlang}

```

4. where **XX** and **YY** are the Moodle short names for the language packs (i.e., en, fr, de, etc.) or the special language name 'other'.
5. Save all content after modifying it according to the rules above.

## What can I do with untranslated theme navbar links?

1. **Navigate to:** `Dashboard → Site administration → Appearance → Themes → Zuum → Front Page → Front Page Header Choice → Front Page Nav Link`&#x20;
2. You can add your language following the rules in the Default description.


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