I was checking out some of Erik’s work with FWP and Backdraft and I really like the integration of Google Translate into this website.
How is this done in FWP?
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It’s built into the Chrome browser 
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Ernie Simpson
I was checking out some of Erik’s work with FWP and Backdraft and I really
like the integration of Google Translate into this website.
How is this done in FWP?
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Yeah, but I’m viewing that site in Safari.
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Go to Google translate - http://translate.google.com then click on Website
Translator
Yeah, but I’m viewing that site in Safari.
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Yeah, I know about the website translator.
What impressed me with this particular site was that the translate option came up as a bar just above the website header without me doing anything. I was thinking that may be useful to some of my clients who are trying to service customers who prefer languages other than English.
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The website translator produces the code used to get the effect you are
asking about.
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Oh, I see. And then the code gets placed in the HTML Markup for the site or page depending on where I want it, correct?
BTW, how does one determine exactly where to place HTML Markup code in a page and where would the Google translate code go?
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I assume you need a Google account in order to generate the necessary code for the translation bar Kelly is referring to?
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The website translator produces the code used to get the effect you are
asking about.
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Hi Guys,
This is realy simple:
Get your code (2 parts) here:
Cloud Translation | Google Cloud
First part code, paste before -tag
Second part code, insert with markup element somewhere on you page where you want the translate bar apear
Only HTML will be translate!
Done!
Good luck
Erik
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Sweet! Thanks Erik.
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