Wix Events: Translating Your Event

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Showcase your events to international guests by offering them in multiple languages. Once you have finished creating your event in your main language, use Wix Multilingual to translate it into more languages.
Before you begin:
  • Add Wix Events to your site and set it up (e.g. add events, create tickets, customize your registration form, etc.). 
  • Add and set up Wix Multilingual. You can add Wix Multilingual from your editor, your site's dashboard, or from the Wix App Market.

Step 1 | Translate your Events page

Begin by translating your events pages from the multilingual dashboard.

To translate your Events page:

  1. Go to Translation Manager in your site's dashboard.
  2. Click Events on the left.
  3. Choose the relevant option:
    • If you auto-translated your site: Review the automated translations and edit if necessary.
    • If you didn't use auto-translation: Translate the custom fields and policies manually.
  4. Click Save and Publish.
A screenshot of the translation manager in a site's dashboard.

Step 2 | Translate your event's text elements in your editor

After translating your events via the multilingual dashboard (see step 1 above), you still have additional elements which need to be translated in your editor. By choosing which events you want to display on your site (between multiple events or a single event), you can edit the text fields displayed on your event list.
Some text may already be translated automatically. You can review it and make changes if needed. 
Wix Editor
Studio Editor
  1. Go to your editor.
  2. Click the Switch languages drop-down menu at the top of the editor. 
A screenshot of clicking the Switch Languages drop-down at the top of the Wix Editor.
  1. Select the language you want to edit. 
  2. Go to the Events page: 
    1. Click Pages & Menu  on the left side of the editor.
    2. Click Event Pages.
    3. Click your Events page. 
  3. Click the Event List element on your page.
  4. Click Settings.
  5. Click the Text tab.
  6. Update the relevant text as needed.
A screenshot of the translation element on the Events Pages widget in the Wix Editor.

Step 3 | Translate your Event Details page

The Event Details page is an optional page for RSVP events. If you have enabled it, you'll need to translate it as well.
Note:
You can't disable this page for ticketed events.
Wix Editor
Studio Editor
  1. Go to the main language version in your editor:
    1. Click the Switch Language drop-down menu at the top of the editor. 
    2. Select the language you want to manage. 
  2. Click the Event Pages widget on your page.
    1. Click Settings.
    2. Click the Pages tab.
    3. In the View and customize your event pages pop up, click Go To Page next to Event details page.
  3. Click the Wix Events app (now displaying the Event Details Page).
  4. Click Settings, then the Text tab.
  5. Click a field to type in the translation for the available text fields.
A screenshot of the View and customize your event pages pop up.

Step 4 | Publish your site and test your event

After you've finished translating your site in a particular language, including all parts of your event, you can unhide the language to make it accessible to site visitors. 
Wix Editor
Studio Editor
  1. Go to the main language version in your editor:
    1. Click the Switch Language drop-down menu at the top of the editor. 
    2. Click Manage Languages.
  2. Click the Status drop-down next to the relevant languages and select Visible.
  3. Go back to your editor, then click Publish.
A screenshot of the Multilingual Overview in the dashboard of the Wix Editor.
Tip: It's a good idea to preview your site in each language to make sure the translation was successful for each one of your events
What's next?
Continue translating the other pages in your site. We also recommend translating your automated emails into your site's languages. This allows you to speak to your audience in their language, offering a more local experience.

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