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When save_all_locales is set to false, users can disable output of content in selected non-default locales, by manually clicking the Disable (locale name) button in the three-dot menu in the top right corner of the Content Editor. This is a very handy feature.
However, when working on site with many languages/locales (more than 10), if users create new content and want to disable output of content for non-default locales, they need to manually perform the above steps for all non-default locales. This is not great UX.
The proposal here it to add an option to disable all non-default locales when creating new content, or enable only a specific subset of locales.
It could be a param such as: enable_new_content_locale: all | default | [en, fr, de] where all would be the current behavior (all locales are enabled by default), default would enable only the default_locale and a list of locales would enable the locales in this list and disable the others.
Does it make sense ? TIA
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When
save_all_locales
is set tofalse
, users can disable output of content in selected non-default locales, by manually clicking the Disable (locale name) button in the three-dot menu in the top right corner of the Content Editor. This is a very handy feature.However, when working on site with many languages/locales (more than 10), if users create new content and want to disable output of content for non-default locales, they need to manually perform the above steps for all non-default locales. This is not great UX.
The proposal here it to add an option to disable all non-default locales when creating new content, or enable only a specific subset of locales.
It could be a param such as:
enable_new_content_locale: all | default | [en, fr, de]
whereall
would be the current behavior (all locales are enabled by default),default
would enable only thedefault_locale
and a list of locales would enable the locales in this list and disable the others.Does it make sense ? TIA
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: