I've enabled localization (site setup > languages > added a second language) and got it up and running for all pages...duplicating the pages and modules with translated versions.
However, when I installed a custom theme it looked good only until I switched into the second language (clicking the little flag) and then the home page of the second language was back to xcillion. The other pages all reflected the custom theme I had enabled.
I could just copy my custom theme into the xcillion folder but that seems like a poor hack of a solution... especially for other sites on the server that could be using that xcillion theme.
Any ideas?
Posted By Sebastian Leupold on 08 Jan 2020 06:19 PM Back to the original question: The default skin and container applie to view and edit display of site pages are site settings. If you want to change skin for each language you need to switch to it and apply the switched theme again.
I'll try again to explain.
This is how it works for me except... I apply my custom theme in English (the original site language) and the theme successfully applies to all English pages. (good so far)
When I switch to German and apply the custom theme, it applies successfully to all the German pages EXCEPT the home page.
I have disabled/re-enabled multiple times and tried with other themes. All themes behave in a similar fashion -- the German home page only displays Xcillion while the other pages pick up the new theme.
Weird... Is there a proper way I can recreate the German home page? Do I have to do it from within the localization features (I created this site a while ago and it has been using Xcillion for the months since then...so I'm forgetting exactly the process).
Thanks
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