problems publishing 2nd language page of website

[sarah hk]

I have published the 'same page 2nd language' on my website but the logo maker's logo switched language. Everything else is fine except this. How can I correct this prevent this from happening in the future.

Sarah
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[millie]

Re: problems publishing 2nd language page of website

Hi Sarah

what is the url?

Cheers

[zuriatman]

Re: problems publishing 2nd language page of website

I have published the 'same page 2nd language' on my website but the logo maker's logo switched language. Everything else is fine except this. How can I correct this prevent this from happening in the future.

Sarah
#14558

What is the address [url] of the page you published?

BV logo maker is not capable of switching language?

Please rephrase and tell us what actually is your problem in simple English but in more detail.

[sarah hk]

Re: problems publishing 2nd language page of website

Thanks for the feedback,
okay here we go, I have an English website and a Chinese website. I have linked only one page at the moment as a tester. When I published it the Chinese logo maker characters were showing up on the English page and at one point the English logo maker English charcters were on the English page, but this doesn't seem to be stable.

I would appreciate any help you can give.

Sarah
#14558

The URL is zebedee.edu.hk/calendar.html
You can see the English logo maker logo on the home page URL zebedee.edu.hk

[sarah hk]

Re: problems publishing 2nd language page of website

Oops sorry I mean that the English characters showed up on the Chinese page.

Sarah

[millie]

Re: problems publishing 2nd language page of website

Hi
I use FF and they looked fine. Your chinese page stayed chinese coming from the calendar link. But I think what you are saying is it intermitent. I'll try and play with it and let you know.

[zuriatman]

Re: problems publishing 2nd language page of website

In public_html open a folder each and name them

1."english" and 2. "chinese"

publish your english pages in the english folder and chines pages in the chinese folder.

Example:

public_html/english is where you publish your english index page.

public_html/chinese is where you publish chinese index page.

Never clutter up your public_html folder.

Open as many folders as required for each event or activity.

A thousand island salad in your public_html is something not to be relished.

[sarah hk]

Re: problems publishing 2nd language page of website

Okay, thank you for checking, I was viewing on IE I heard FF is better.
It makes sense to make more folders now since there is more going on with the website. I hope that will solve the problem as I have many more Chinese pages to publish.

Thanks again, it's very helpful.

Sarah