Localization
You can handle different languages within your applications
Overview
The OwnID interface uses American English (en_US) by default. If that’s fine, then you can skip this Localization page.
In order to configure your language(s), go to the Branding → Button Look and Feel page in the console. In the Language field, mark the checkboxes of all the languages in which your website interface can appear.
In case you have selected more than a language, you can specify which one will be active when the OwnID widget is initialized using the language parameter:
The following languages are supported:
| Target Language | Code |
|---|---|
| Arabic | ar_AR |
| Chinese (China) | zh_CN |
| English (Great Britain) | en_GB |
| English (United States) | en_US |
| French | fr |
| German | de |
| Indonesian | id_ID |
| Italian | it |
| Japanese | ja_JP |
| Javanese | jv_ID |
| Korean | ko_KR |
| Malay | ms_MY |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | pt_BR |
| Portuguese (Portugal) | pt_PT |
| Russian | ru_RU |
| Spanish (Latin America) | es_LA |
| Spanish (Spain) | es |
| Thai | th_TH |
| Turkish | tr_TR |
| Vietnamese | vi_VN |
| Hebrew | he |
Changing Default Translations
OwnID allows clients to customize the translations used in their front-end implementations. This can be done by passing a JSON object with specific keywords and their corresponding values for each locale. This flexibility makes it easier to fine-tune user interfaces according to different language needs.
Check this guide to customize OwnID translations.
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