joomla language switcher module download

Here you can add optional CSS classes to add to the modules header or title element. Note that you must use a module style (chrome) of html5 or add your custom module styles in /html/modules.php. This can be an h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 or a p tag. The HTML tag to use for the modules header or title. (Values 0 to 12) This allows you to choose the width of the module via the span element built into bootstrap.

By default this is a div tag but other HTML5 elements can also be used. The HTML tag for the module to be placed in. The number of seconds for which to cache the item locally. A setting of 'Use Global' will use the Cache Settings from the Global Configuration screen. Whether or not to cache the content of this Module. Enter the parameter without a leading space to change the CSS class name for this module. Enter this parameter with a leading space to create a new CSS class for this module. You would then modify the 'user.css' file of your template to apply styling to this new class. This allows you to create customized CSS styles that will apply just to this module. A suffix applied to the CSS class of the Module. If you have defined one or more alternative layouts for a module either in the template or Joomla! Core, you can select the layout to use for this module. See How do you assign a module to specific pages? for more information. This allows you to assign modules to some but not all pages, and by selecting the menu links that you want the module associated with you can customize on what pages modules appear/don't appear. If the latter two options are selected a list will show all of the menu items. Select On All Pages, No Pages, Only on the pages selected or On all pages except those selected from the List. This is normally for the site administrator's use (for example, to document information about this item) and does not show in the Frontend of the site. Use this field if you want to have content automatically changed to Unpublished state at a future time (for example, when it is no longer applicable). Use this field if you want to enter content ahead of time and then have it published automatically at a future time. This is the order that the modules will display in when displayed on in the front end as well as in the Modules page. This shows a drop down of every module in the position that the current module is in. A custom module position can be entered for use with the load position plugin or the position button can be pressed to select a module position from the template. Choose the module position you wish this module to be displayed in. The title will be the one in the Form Field above. (Show/Hide) Choose whether to show or hide the modules title in the front end. If displayed, the class 'lang-active' will be added to the element.

Otherwise will use the content language native names. If set to 'Yes', will display language choice as image flags. The content languages native names will display in a dropdown. If set to 'Yes', the display parameters below will be ignored.

Post-text: This is the text or HTML that is displayed below the language switcher.

Pre-text: This is the text or HTML that is displayed above the language switcher.

This is also the title displayed for the module depending on the Show Title Form Field

Find the module in the list of installed modules and select the title link in the Title column.

To create a new module: select the New button from the Toolbar.

Select System → Manage Panel → Site Modules from the Administrator menu.

Selecting a language will take you to the home page for that language. The Language Switcher module type allows you to switch between available Content languages.

Joomla language switcher module download