Marina Galvagni

Wes,

I managed to make it work. Actually, using dynamic content was enough. I  was not expecting it to be able to feed also the url field, but it looks like it works with no problem. So, now just one line of HTML takes care of all of it:

{{dc.guide}}

Pretty powerful this dynamic content.

Thanks a lot for your time and suggestions!

Wes,

Thanks a lot for the fast answer. I think the best way to go here is to use the Div's proprieties directly in HTML. Indeed, your Java script can work but it only modifies the name that appears on the icon, and not the url that I open by clicking on the icon (I need to be able to modify that as well, as same page in different languages has different corresponding url). So I am trying something like:

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  The Hitchhiker's Guide to EnSight
  

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  Guida ad EnSight per principianti
  

Now, all I need is a way to control the "style="visibility: hidden; display: none;" based on the language selected. Any suggestion here?

 

Thanks for all your help and time.

Bests,

Marina

Hi Wes,

I am trying to do something similar to Andrew, and everything works great thanks to the lines of code you provided as long as my Help Center is in English. But we are planning to have it in different languages, which means that I need to change the titles of the categories in the buttons and the web address that you are pointing for each language. Which is a good way to do it? Maybe a sort of controller in HTML... something like if(language == English) { ...} if(language == Japanese) { ....}.  How do you code this in HTML?

 

Thank you for your help!

Marina