First of all, you may be here because you’ve just built your Simple.ink website with Notion.so - hi!
If you want your Notion website to be automatically translated in any other language, then WeGlot.com is your friend.
Yes, you can translate your Notion pages by integrating WeGlot within the custom code function of the Simple.ink website builder.
Yes. WeGlot has a variety of languages in which you can translate your website.
Pick your favourite!
The process is really easy. First of all, you have to set up your WeGlot account, and the. you just have to add the custom code to your Notion website.
Now this was just the short way to answer your question. Follow the guide to fully see how to translate your Notion website.
Once you’ve set up your WeGlot account, you have to connect your domain. Whether you have a ‘you.com’ or a ‘you.simple.ink’ domain, both of them work the same.
Check out WeGlot’s DNS page to see how you can do that according to your domain provider.
For this example, we’ve used the website chdavid.com with Google Domains as the domain provider.
Once you’ve set up your DNS, you’ll have to copy your WeGlot code.
Head to your Simple.ink dashboard and select the Notion website which you want to translate.
Once you’ve selected it, go to the “Custom code” section in the menu visible on the left side of the screen.
Now you have to paste the code that you’ve previously copied in the “Custom code” area.
Remember to hit “Save changes”. Otherwise, your mods won’t save and the website wouldn’t be translated.
Speaking of which, if you’ve saved your changes, then your website should now look like this:
How cool is that? You and your users can now change the website’s language instantly.
Yes, and WeGlot is your helping agent. Simply connect your website’s DNS with WeGlot, and then add the code into Simple.ink’s custom code section. That’s it!
We really hope that you found this guide helpful. If you want to see other tutorials, make sure to look at our library of Notion guides.