How can I get more information about my translations?

In this article, you will learn where to find useful information about your translations in your Translation List.

1. Where can I find information about my translations?

Visit your Weglot dashboard > Project > Translation and select a language to display all of your generated translations.

When you click on a translation, you will find more information about it:

2. What kind of information can I get?

You will have access to 6 different tabs:

Here you can find some information concerning your translation:

• The type of the translation (Text, Meta (SEO), Media, External Link)
• The labels can help you, for example, to group some translations and find them easily thanks to the search feature of the Translation List (see more here)
• A section to assign the translation to a precise user participating in your Weglot project (here is another way to assign translations)
• The number of words translated (related to the selected language; this amount is taken into account to calculate your global word count)
• The creation date
• The last date when the translation was seen

Variables are here to merge very similar translations, only having a small part of them changing.

This « Variables » tab allows you to check the variables that are applied to the translation.

If no variables are applying to the chosen translation, then you have the possibility to add new ones by clicking on the "Create variable" option.

If you want to know more about variables, here is an article we made.

Suggestions are alternate automatic translations. They are usually present in single words and allow you to choose between several translations if you are not satisfied with the one chosen.

First, you can choose to rephrase or shorten the translation.

You can choose a translation by clicking on the « Apply this suggestion » button.

In this section, you can find the URLs associated with the translation and links to the corresponding pages (see more here).

In this section you'll have access to the translation's last edition date and to the name of the user who modified it.

You also have an option to restore an old translation.

Note that if you restore an automatic translation, it will be marked as a manual translation.

In this section you can leave a note, that can, for example, be an indication about the translation.

The note will stay linked to the translation.