Conclusion

Nice work! you’ve reached the end of Multilingual content mini-series.

By now, you’ve built a foundation for delivering your website in multiple languages and giving your global users a smoother experience. From setting up language variants to implementing a language selector, you’ve handled the key technical steps needed to support multilingual content in Xperience by Kentico.

What you’ve accomplished

• Displayed multilingual content using content item language variants

• Retrieved localized content and consent texts dynamically based on the visitor’s preferred language

• Handled language fallbacks and multichannel scenarios

• Implemented language-aware routing, preserving language context in navigation

• Built a language selector UI so visitors can switch between language versions easily

• Localized static strings in your app using .resx files and IStringLocalizer

That’s a full-stack multilingual implementation – editor-ready and user-friendly.

How did you like this series?

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Thanks for following along and happy coding!