Webflow Localization

Make the Locale Switcher Responsive & Visible in your Nav

Overview
Known Localization Limitations & Bugs
001
Supported Languages
010
Tips & Techniques
Choosing the Right Locales
100
Localizing an Already-Localized Site
101
Localizing Dates
102
Localizing CMS Option Fields
103
Localizing Numbers & Currencies
104
Locale-Specific Styles & Code
105
Maintaining a Localized Site
106
Locale-Specific Pages & Sections
107
Localizing Form Success & Error Messages
107
Locale Switcher
The Locale List Element
401
Build a Dropdown Locale Switcher
402
Add Flags to the Locale Switcher
403
Add Localized Locale Names to the Locale Switcher
404
Make the Locale Switcher Responsive & Visible in your Nav
405
Advanced Localization
Splitting Locales by ccTLD
801
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Published
December 8, 2023
Updated
December 8, 2023
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One of the challenges we found quickly in this build was that the locale switcher is somewhat useless if it's buried under the hamburger menu. No one would know it's there, and it's too wonky to access with multiple levels of dropdowns.

In that setup, your investment in localizing your site will largely go unnoticed by a huge percentage of your users, or they'll just find it frustrating to use.

We found a better way, which is to have it appear at all breakpoints, just left of the hamburger.

On Desktop it looks like this;

How to Build This

Here's how we approach this-

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