Hey everyone,
I am very new to the Webflow system, and I am trying to build a website for an Alternative Medicine clinic. I found a pretty fitting template for this (although a bit too robust), but I want to translate all contents to Hebrew.
Since it’s an RTL language - will I need to manually change the site’s design?
Is there any way to automatically translate everything without needing to subscribe monthly to the localize service? I don’t have any use for the English language, I only need Hebrew content.
Do you think I’m better off with a different solution that provides better support for Hebrew?
Thanks for any help!
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davorderokkidev
(Davor Egyed - RTL Webflow Dev (www.derokki.dev))
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Hey Matan, to answer your questions:
To build your Webflow site in an RTL language like Hebrew, go to Settings → Localization, and set your primary locale to Hebrew, as shown in this 18sec clip:
This will automatically set the website direction to RTL. Depending how good the code is, you will likely need to fix a few Static CSS Properties (f.e. margin-left/-right)
You can machine-translate Secondary Locales even on a free plan. But since you’re using only Hebrew as a Primary Locale, you have to manually translate the content.
Webflow is as good as it gets with supporting RTL languages.
At some point, if you wanna go Multilanguage (f.e. English-Hebrew), I recommend my RTL CSS system RTLflow 2.0 - it’s a Styleguide that you can clone for free:
