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| Order | In the far left column, a number is assigned to each language. This affects the order that they appear in the "Select Language" drop-down list as well as the order from top to bottom in the language drop-down at the top of the sidebars in a sidebar header or the Language Widget in XperienCentral versions R31 and lower. To change the order, select a new number for the language(s) and then click [Apply]. The language assigned the ranking "1" is the default content language (see below).
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| Active | When this checkbox is selected, the language is active and available to be used in XperienCentral. | ||
| Language Code | The internal ID of the language in XperienCentral. | ||
| Name in XperienCentral | The string that appears in drop-down lists in XperienCentral when you select the language property for a page and in the Language Widget. | ||
| Metatagvalue | The description of the language in the form locale_LOCALE based on the ISO 639 standard (en_EN for English, nl_NL for Dutch, and so forth). | ||
| Fallback | The language version to use if a content item cannot be found in the requested language. To select the fallback language, expand the drop-down list and select it.
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| Delete | A checkbox for deleting a language. You can only delete a language that you have added. Because English and Dutch are the two standard languages supported in XperienCentral, they cannot be deleted. | ||
| Copy | A button for copying all the language labels for a language. You use this functionality to add new languages. |
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In XperienCentral, you can set any of the available languages as the default content language of the edit environment for each channel. The default content language determines the following:
- The language drop-down at the top of the sidebars in a sidebar header (or the Language Widget in XperienCentral versions R31 and lower) is set to the default content language each time you start a new XperienCentral session.
- All content items you create are in the default content language if you do not switch languages.
- Content created by a developer using the Java API is in the default content language if one is not explicitly specified in the code.
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