How do I add translations for content articles?
Salve has an optional feature that lets clinics provide their own translations for content articles. For example, a mainly English-speaking clinic that supports patients from the Middle East may want to have Arabic versions of some of their content articles.
With this feature, clinics are responsible for sourcing their own translations with Salve giving you the interface to input them into the clinic portal and make them available to patients.
Getting content translations set up
If you'd like to provide content translations for your patients, we'll first need to enable this feature for your clinic.
Please contact us at hello@salveapp.co.uk with a list of languages you want to translate your content into, and we'll turn it on for you.
Turning this feature on requires engineering resource. It may take us a few weeks to deliver depending on other engineering commitments in flight at the time of your request.
Adding translations to content articles
Once the feature is turned on for your clinic portal, when in the editor view for a content article you'll see an Add translation button in the top-right corner:
This button contains a list of the languages currently available to your clinic:
When you select one of the languages, this will create a tab for that language:
On that tab, you'll be able to add your translated content for that article:
Deleting a translation
You can delete an added translation by navigating to the tab for that language, then clicking the red delete button in the top-right corner.
Adding more languages to your content
If you want to support more languages in your content, please send us an email at hello@salveapp.co.uk requesting we add them to your list.