Header Locale Selector

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:information_source: Summary Header Locale Selector adds a language selector for the users to the site header.
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This theme component adds an available language drop-down to the site header. It will be very helpful for the user’s who are not familiar with the default site language.

Note: This feature is only available for logged-in users.

Sponsor

Special thanks to @Richard_Millington for sponsoring this component.

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Having this be more prominent & including flags could really help people on multi-language forums.

Awesome addition to the ecosystem. :+1:

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This is an amazing fantastic feature! It is my recommendation the Team should consider adding this component minimally as a pre installed theme-component in core!

Thank you very kindly for releasing this!
:vulcan_salute::star_struck::+1:

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I have small feature request.

Would it be possible to have drop down link able to adjust on mobile?

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If I enable the chat plugin it is going to be very crowded. Perhaps even have it configurable to use flags on Desktop with mobile using the 2 letters similar to wasvit earlier windows? Been Awhile. lol

Though scaling might work to be similar on size as the search mag glass

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Just s9me feedback from one of members.

Great component

the selection of languages with the flags is cool, unfortunately contains some errors. Croatia has not received a flag.
Catalonia is a part of Spain.

Also can you share sime code to reduce flag size on Mobile?

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Would it be possible to have an option to use the country code instead of the flags? Similar to keyboard language on Windows.l?

ie en es etc… The flag is huge on mobile. Or an option to shrink the flag size.

Even a css overide would be handy. Thanks