Hi Stephan, I am currently using a bit if jQuery and HTML classes for switching the content to the language that is currently selected: OpacUserJS: ... if ($('html').attr('lang')=='de-DE') { $(".de-DE").show(); $(".en").hide(); } else { $(".de-DE").hide(); $(".en").show(); } ... HTML: <div class="en"> ... </div> <div class = "de-DE"> ... </div> I am quite sure there are smarter ways to do it, but maybe it helps you to find a solution that works well for you. You can also create links that go directly to any OPAC page in the language you want using an URL parameter: ?language=en (Bug 9735) The language that is selected when a user accesses the OPAC is also determined by the language settings of the browser. Hope this helps, Katrin Am 20.09.2014 um 15:09 schrieb Stephan Witoszynskyj:
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Hi,
I've got a few questions concerning customization and localization of the OP= AC start page. First of all here's the info regarding my installation: Koha 3= .16, bootstrap theme with three languages activated.
My first question is the following: I'm aware of the areas that can be fille= d with content and that I can enter content in HTML in the global system par= ameters page. Is there a way that I can make this content "language aware"? E= .g. by a JavaScript that the determines the language that Koha uses for the O= PAC. One thing that I'm thinking of is dynamic content that is generated by s= ome JavaScript code.
My second question is: I'm thinking of using "localized" sub domains e.g. li= brary.whatever.com and bibliothek.whatever.com would it be possible that som= eone accessing the OPAC via the English sub domain name sees the OPAC in Eng= lish and someone who accesses the German sub domain sees the OPAC in German?=
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