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Hi all,

 

In our site we have created header and footer with Experience Fragments. Ans we have added to templates, so each page that uses that template will have header and footer. But, we do not know how to manage this for each country and language, since we have to add Header/Footer as static content too templates. Do we have to create a template for each language of each country? And do we have to create an Experience Fragment for each language/country to translate some things? Thanks!

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Hi @AD-Engineer ,

 

Go through the below article which explains your use case with detailed information. 

http://www.sgaemsolutions.com/2019/10/implementing-header-and-footer-with.html

 

And regarding the translation case, you can translate Exp Frag like normal pages, based on the translation connector you are using you might need to add some configurations to enable Exp Frag for translation. 

 

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Hi @AD-Engineer ,

 

Go through the below article which explains your use case with detailed information. 

http://www.sgaemsolutions.com/2019/10/implementing-header-and-footer-with.html

 

And regarding the translation case, you can translate Exp Frag like normal pages, based on the translation connector you are using you might need to add some configurations to enable Exp Frag for translation. 

 

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Hi,

Core component support the localization, you can use that to use localize XF. In the template you just have to set master or en as defualt and on rendering it will take care of localized version

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-core-components/using/components/experien...

 



Arun Patidar