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Ticket: hide content if no translation
| Status | Resolved |
| Add-on / Version | Publisher 1.7 |
| Severity | |
| EE Version | 2.11 |
Cameron Ross
Jan 11, 2017Hi
Is it possible that i can hide or not display content if there is no translation?
Areas would be:
Channel entries
Categories
Nav ee links
Example 1:
i have 10 entries listed on a page
10 have an english version
5 have french
If i switch to the french website then only 5 entries display
Example 2;
I have a nav ee menu with a link called about
I have the english translation for this but no french translation
If i switch to the french website then the link does not appear
etc
Thanks
BoldMinded (Brian)
Check out the docs. There is a {has_translation} and other variables you can use in the entries tags. Categories and NavEE wouldn’t have similar tags. Also sounds like you need to try the Display Fallback setting. Turning it off will show 5 entries of the 10 if only 5 are translated.
BoldMinded (Brian)
http://docs.boldminded.com/publisher/template-tags
Cameron Ross
thanks
so for categories and navee i don’t have any options?
Cameron Ross
if the translation was missing in navee then there is no way to not display it?
BoldMinded (Brian)
In the native categories tag, no. You might be able to use {exp:publisher:translate_category} tag. Check out the docs. I haven’t ever had anyone ask for this specific use case.