2) You can rename Weekday-Property- to anything you'd like, such as Green-Potato-Day-.
3) I then entered Umbraco Backoffice -> Settings -> Dictionary and choosed create.
4) For the name I entered Weekday-Property-Monday because in my Foreach I entitled the dictionaryitem Weekday-Property- followed by the @time.Weekday which is Monday, Thuesday etc. etc..
5) My newly created Dictionary item is entitled Weekday-Property-Monday with the value of "Mandag".
Change language
How exactly do you change the language? I can see Danish (da-DK) is included but how do I change to it?
Selfish bump after 30 days. Nobody knows? :)
Hi, Mike
Do you mean change language of the content tree or the Umbraco backoffice itself?
You may set preferred languages based on the users using the backoffice in the Users section of Umbraco.
Hey Eric,
Thank you for your response.
I'd like to change the language on the frontpage as you can see here :)
Then you may set this on the Culture and hostnames options in the content tree action:
More of this in the forums: https://our.umbraco.org/forum/using/ui-questions/56883-culture-and-hostnames-difference-between-culture-and-domains
Hey Eric,
I apologize for the slow response! I didn't notice the response.
My Culture and hostname is already da-DK but the plugin doesn't really acknowledge it since it's still English.
Alright guys I fixed it using Umbraco Dictionary :)
If you don't know what it is, here's how I did it:
Solution:
1) I use
@Umbraco.GetDictionartyValue
in my foreach as you can see here:2) You can rename
Weekday-Property-
to anything you'd like, such asGreen-Potato-Day-
.3) I then entered
Umbraco Backoffice -> Settings -> Dictionary
and choosedcreate
.4) For the name I entered
Weekday-Property-Monday
because in myForeach
I entitled the dictionaryitemWeekday-Property-
followed by the@time.Weekday
which is Monday, Thuesday etc. etc..5) My newly created Dictionary item is entitled
Weekday-Property-Monday
with the value of "Mandag".I hope it helps :)
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