What is the proper structure of the variable that represents the translatable static text in Template Content?

Universal Containers wants their documents to be translated into multiple languages. The Admin has already provided translations for the merge fields, but wants to create translations for the static text.

A. {! Text. VariableName}

B. {$Data. VariableName}

C. {! Data. VariableName}

D. {$Text. VariableName}

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6 October, 16:22

What is the proper structure of the variable that represents the translatable static text in Template Content?

Universal Containers wants their documents to be translated into multiple languages. The Admin has already provided translations for the merge fields, but wants to create translations for the static text.

A. {! Text. VariableName}

B. {$Data. VariableName}

C. {! Data. VariableName}

D. {$Text. VariableName}

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Braeden Bates · Answer 1

{! Text. VariableName} is the proper structure of the variable that represents the translatable static text in Template Content

A. {! Text. VariableName}

Explanation:

In browser, content translation is possible to translate from one language to other languages, so that the end-user can easily understand the content in their own language.

Normally the text content is translated to the end-user language. As universal containers admin merger the fields so transaction output will be static text.

Suppose in browser system prompt for translate to default language setting once the end-user select current web page is translated to selected or default language.