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37	37	= Page translations =
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39		-The __title__ and __content__ of a wiki page can be translated in multiple locales. For this you need to configure your wiki to be multilingual and set the list of supported locales. Once you do this XWiki will try to show you the title and content of the page translation that matches the current user interface locale. If the page has not been translated yet then XWiki will show you the title and content from the original version of the page. You can check the [[Information tab>>Documentation.UserGuide.Features.DocumentLifecycle.WebHome#HInformation]] at the bottom of the page to see the locale of the current page, its original locale, as well as the list of existing and missing page translations. You can use the links to access the available page translations or to create the missing ones.
	39	+The //title// and //content// of a wiki page can be translated in multiple locales. For this you need to configure your wiki to be multilingual and set the list of supported locales. Once you do this XWiki will try to show you the title and content of the page translation that matches the current user interface locale. If the page has not been translated yet then XWiki will show you the title and content from the original version of the page. You can check the [[Information tab>>Documentation.UserGuide.Features.DocumentLifecycle.WebHome#HInformation]] at the bottom of the page to see the locale of the current page, its original locale, as well as the list of existing and missing page translations. You can use the links to access the available page translations or to create the missing ones.
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42	42	You can also use the Translate page button to start creating the missing translation. It opens either the [[in-place editor>>Documentation.UserGuide.Features.PageEditing||anchor="HIn-placeeditingmode"]] or it takes you to the stand-alone editor (Wiki or WYSIWYG) depending on your preferences.