It shows the translation buttons when logged, out - I also want it to show the Translate button when logged in on the header. Logged Out Image: [Screenshot 2025-04-15 at 4.11.50 PM] Logged-in Image: [Screenshot 2025-04-15 at 4.12.44 PM]

[image] joshhabka: Is there some workaround to make that button show when logged-in or another way to make it more obvious that someone could go to /my/preferences/interface to switch languages? There is Header Locale Selector

Hey there, currently when a user is logged in, they will have to change their language preferences from the user profile at /my/preferences/interface.

Do you know why it shows the nice button on the header when logged out though? Is there some workaround to make that button show when logged-in or another way to make it more obvious that someone could go to /my/preferences/interface to switch languages? Cheers and thank you!

[image] joshhabka: the nice button on the header when logged out though Because users who are not logged in do not have a “user preference” page :sweat_smile: [image] joshhabka: make it more obvious that someone could go to /my/preferences/interface to switch languages Typically we have seen communities do so via a banner, or an introductory topic about the community.

Yes! This is perfect - I will fork it from Github and make it more compact but yes thank youuu!

How do I get certain header features to also show when logged-in

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Moin April 17, 2025, 8:59am 6

There is Header Locale Selector

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How do I get certain header features to also show when logged-in

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