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Copper Contributor

Jun 06, 2020

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Hub Site Navigation Address Field Behaviour Multilingual

We have a SharePoint hub site which requires translation of its navigation links display names and address fields - default is English and users with Spanish language settings should see Spanish navi...

MartinLaplante
Jun 07, 2020
steve85 Navigation node text is MUI-enabled, but the URLs are not. That is the case whether the hub site navigation is modern or classic and has MLP enabled or not. For certain types of target pages, there is redirection according to the user's language, if the target is on an MLP-enabled Communication site or a variations site collection. This redirection does not apply in all cases, but in most common scenarios.

If you want it to work for other types of target pages, you can do it with a third-party product.

SusanHanley

MVP

Jun 07, 2020

You shouldn’t need to change the link, just the label. When a user with the Spanish language setting clicks the link, the URL in the default language will automatically redirect to the Spanish page.

rondharamdeolai

Copper Contributor

May 21, 2021

SusanHanley I have a weird one...I just enabled the multilingual feature. The translate option on the Site Name, Description, and Navigation is missing... Did I miss something in my set up?

SusanHanley
MVP
May 21, 2021
rondharamdeolai I would try activating and deactivating the feature as Martin suggested. I haven't seen that before.
- rondharamdeolai
  Copper Contributor
  May 26, 2021
  Thanks Susan. I will give it a try.
MartinLaplante
Iron Contributor
May 21, 2021
rondharamdeolai I had that happen to me yesterday. I deactivated the feature and reactivated it, and it returned. It is rolled out to most Targeted Release tenants, but I'm not sure the rollout to other tenants is complete yet.
- rondharamdeolai
  Copper Contributor
  May 26, 2021
  Thank you Martin. I will give it a try