1. Navigate to Administration > System Options > CMS > WorldView.

   

2. Select the Enable WorldView checkbox.
3. Select or clear the following settings:

   Checkbox	Description
   Enable Top Language Selection Menu	When this checkbox is selected, users can access the language menu at the top of the CMS. When this menu is enabled, users can click Language on the top menu bar and choose English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, or Japanese as the language to be displayed in the CMS. This setting does not affect the content displayed on the live site. It only changes labels and dialogs within the CMS.
   Ignore unmappable references during cross-locale copy	When this checkbox is selected, broken references are ignored when pages are copied across locales. (e.g., a Link element that references a broken page is left blank when copied to the new locale.) When this checkbox is cleared, the cross-locale copy stops and throws an error when a broken or unmappable reference is encountered.

4. Set the languages available for translating site content by configuring the Available languages for page language settings:
   1. To add a language, click the Add new language button, then choose one of the following options:

      Option	Description
      Select from locales listing	Select a language from a predefined list of languages in the dialog that displays, then click Confirm to add the locale to the list of available languages.
      Create new custom locale	Create a new locale based on a predefined locale in the dialog that displays. Select a predefined locale in the Base Locale field, then enter the Name and Description for your new custom locale. Click Confirm to add the locale to the list of available languages.

      Important

      Ensure you add all languages involved in the translation process, including the source language.
   2. To remove a language, click the trash icon of the language you want to remove, then confirm the removal in the dialog that displays.
5. Click Save in the top-left corner of WorldView configuration.
   Version Notes: CMS 10.6

   The Create Workflows for WorldView Content Localization System feature is no longer available in CMS 10.6.

Next Steps: If you modified the Enable Top Language Selection Menu setting, refresh your CMS browser for the change to take effect.

1. Navigate to Administration > System Options > CMS > WorldView.

   

2. Select the Enable WorldView checkbox.
3. Select or clear the following checkboxes:

   Checkbox	Description
   Enable Top Language Selection Menu	When this checkbox is selected, users can access the language menu at the top of the CMS. When this menu is enabled, users can click Language on the top menu bar and choose English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, or Japanese as the language to be displayed in the CMS. This setting does not affect the content displayed on the live site. It only changes labels and dialogs within the CMS.
   Ignore unmappable references during cross-locale copy	When this checkbox is selected, broken references are ignored when pages are copied across locales. (e.g., a Link element that references a broken page is left blank when copied to the new locale.) When this checkbox is cleared, the cross-locale copy stops and throws an error when a broken or unmappable reference is encountered.

4. Set the languages available for translating site content by configuring the Available languages for page language settings:
   1. To add a language, click the Add new language plus button , then choose one of the following options:

      Option	Description
      Select from locales listing	Select a language from a predefined list of languages, then click the Add new language plus button (+) again to add it to the list of the available languages.
      Create new custom locale	Create a new locale based on a predefined locale. Provide this custom locale with a Name and Description, then select a predefined locale from the Base Locale field in the dialog that displays. Click the Add new language plus button (+) again to add it to the list of the available languages when you finish.

      Important

      Ensure you add all languages involved in the translation process, including the source language.
   2. To remove a language, click the Remove minus button of the language you want to remove.
5. Optional: You can click the Create Workflows for WorldView Content Localization System to deploy WorldView's set of pre-built localization workflows. These workflows help to streamline the process of translating content in the CMS.
6. Click Save in the top-left corner of WorldView configuration.

Next Steps: If you modified the Enable Top Language Selection Menu setting, refresh your CMS browser for the change to take effect.