Use XLIFF files for translation
- 21 Nov 2023
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Use XLIFF files for translation
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Whatfix supports translating content using XLIFF 2.0 files, a standard format for translation, widely adopted by translation tools and agencies. XLIFF files maintain a well defined structure and consolidate both the original text and its translations into a single file. This simplifies the data processing for translation tools and facilitates collaboration among translators. The XLIFF 2.0 format is fully specified in the official documentation provided by the OASIS consortium, the developers of the XLIFF file format.
How to translate Whatfix content using XLIFF files
Translating Whatfix content using the XLIFF file format is a 3 step process:
- Download the XLIFF language file from the Dashboard
- Update the XLIFF language file with the translated content
- Upload the XLIFF language file on the Dashboard
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