> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.sitestorepro.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Languages: Multilingual Storefront Configuration > Add storefront languages, configure RTL and per-language currency, run AI bulk translation across 11 content entities, and track jobs in the Queue Monitor. Site Store Pro's multilingual system lets you serve every page of your storefront — products, CMS content, emails, and UI labels — in as many languages as you need. Manage everything under **Admin → Languages** (`/admin/languages`). Languages you activate appear instantly as selectable options in the storefront flag switcher. *** ## Adding and Configuring a Language Navigate to **Admin → Languages** and click **Add Language**. Enter the language name and the two-letter country code used by the flag (for example, `us`, `fr`, `de`, `es`). Site Store Pro uses the **flag-icons** CSS library. Enter the two-letter ISO country code in the **Flag Code** field. The matching flag SVG loads automatically — no image uploads required. Expand the **Currency** section for the language and set the currency **Code** (e.g. `EUR`), **Symbol** (e.g. `€`), and **Placement** (before or after the amount). These overrides apply to all prices displayed when a visitor selects this language. Toggle **RTL Support** for languages that read right-to-left, such as Arabic or Hebrew. When enabled, Site Store Pro sets `dir="rtl"` on the `` element, which flips layout direction and text alignment across the entire storefront. Click **Save**. The language becomes available in the storefront language switcher and in the admin translation tools. ### Language Configuration Reference | Setting | Description | Example | | ---------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------- | | Language Name | Display name shown in the language switcher | `French` | | Flag Code | Two-letter country code for the flag-icons library | `fr` | | Currency Code | ISO 4217 currency code | `EUR` | | Currency Symbol | Symbol rendered next to prices | `€` | | Symbol Placement | Whether the symbol appears before or after the amount | `before` | | RTL Support | Sets right-to-left layout for the entire storefront when enabled | Toggle on/off | *** ## AI Bulk Translation Site Store Pro can translate your entire content library into a new language in one background operation. The bulk translation pipeline covers **11 core content types**: All page titles, slugs, and body content managed under Admin → CMS → Pages. Product names, descriptions, and SEO metadata for every item in your catalog. Variant option labels (e.g. color names, size labels) for all product variants. Every article in your helpdesk knowledge base. Customer testimonial text displayed on the storefront. Top-navigation and footer navigation link labels. Dropdown and mega-menu list entries. Category names and descriptions used in the shop catalog. All UI strings — button labels, form placeholders, and navigation text. Subject lines, greetings, body content, and footer text for every transactional email. Translatable text stored in active plugin configuration. ### Running a Bulk Translation Go to **Admin → Languages** and locate the language card for the target language. Click **Bulk Translate All** on the language card. Site Store Pro dispatches a background job for each of the 11 content types and returns immediately — you do not need to keep the browser open. Open the **Queue Monitor** (see below) to watch jobs process in real time and catch any failures. Bulk AI translation requires a valid **OpenAI API key** configured in your environment (`OPENAI_API_KEY`). Without this key, translation jobs will fail silently in the queue. Verify the key is present and has sufficient API credits before triggering a bulk run. *** ## Inline Editor Translation Tabs Every translatable record in the admin — products, CMS pages, categories, and more — displays a **language tab** for each active language in its editor. After running a bulk translation, open a few representative records and click through the language tabs to spot-check quality. AI translation is highly accurate for common phrases but may miss brand-specific terminology or product jargon. Use the inline text fields on each tab to correct any mistranslations manually, or click **AI Translate Record** on a single record to re-translate just that item. *** ## Site Labels Site labels are the UI strings that appear throughout your storefront — button text, form labels, error messages, and navigation copy. Manage them under **Admin → Languages → Site Labels**. Each label has a translation field for every active language. You can: * Edit labels manually by typing directly into the translation field. * Use the per-label **AI Translate** button to generate a translation for a single string. * Run **Bulk Translate All** from the language card to translate all labels at once as part of the full pipeline. *** ## Email Template Translations Transactional email templates (order confirmations, shipping notifications, password resets, and others) each support a language tab for every active language. | Action | How to Use | | ---------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Manual edit | Click a language tab on the template editor and type directly into the subject, greeting, body, and footer fields | | AI translate single template | Click **AI Translate Email** on the template editor to auto-translate all fields for the current language tab | | Bulk translate all templates | Include email templates in the **Bulk Translate All** pipeline triggered from the language card | *** ## Queue Monitor The **Queue Monitor** at **Admin → Languages → Queue Monitor** (`/admin/languages/queue-monitor`) gives you a real-time view of background translation jobs without requiring SSH access to your server. ### Status Indicators | Color | Meaning | | --------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | | 🟢 Green | Job processed successfully | | 🔴 Red | Job failed — expand the entry to view the error message | | 🟡 Yellow | Job is currently processing | ### Controls | Control | Description | | ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | **Start Worker** | Launches a queue worker process on the server | | **Stop Worker** | Gracefully terminates the running worker | | **Set Max Jobs** | Limits how many jobs the worker processes before restarting (useful for memory management) | | **Clear Log** | Wipes the visible terminal output without affecting the queue itself | The Queue Monitor streams live job log output directly in your browser. You can safely close the monitor tab mid-translation — jobs continue running on the server and the log is available when you return.