Languages

The Languages screen appears when your site serves more than one language. It shows each language and the address where you can preview it.

The default language uses ordinary paths such as /services. Other languages use a prefix such as /uk/services. All versions belong to the same page, so changing a page does not create a separate copy for every language.

Shared words

Words repeated across pages, such as labels in the header, footer, or booking button, live in one site dictionary. A page reads them through site.t rather than storing another copy.

Dictionary changes are drafts. Publish them when they are ready, or discard them to keep the words visitors already see. Words that belong to only one page live in that page’s settings instead and are visible in the Pages code view.

Adding or removing a language is a coding-agent task. A new language also needs its words and links, so Vizitka does not offer a dashboard switch that could leave half the site untranslated.