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It is currently not possible to have a language disabled for users, but still displayed in the admin. This however can be useful if you add a new translation to a site, and want editors to translate it before actually enabling it for visitors.
Example settings
LANGUAGES= [
("fr", _("French")),
# ("en", _("English")), # english translation not ready yet
]
MODELTRANSLATION_LANGUAGES= ["fr", "en"]
From a django-modeltranslation perspective, it looks like it works as expected (/enURL do not exist, but the *_en model fields are properly created). In wagtail-admin however, the *_en fields are displayed as regular field and can't be toggled like normal translations.
Thanks !
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Hi !
It is currently not possible to have a language disabled for users, but still displayed in the admin. This however can be useful if you add a new translation to a site, and want editors to translate it before actually enabling it for visitors.
Example settings
From a django-modeltranslation perspective, it looks like it works as expected (
/en
URL do not exist, but the*_en
model fields are properly created). In wagtail-admin however, the*_en
fields are displayed as regular field and can't be toggled like normal translations.Thanks !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: