To add localized content, send the backpack to your localization team or vendor. The
backpack is a ZIP file, downloaded from Trailmaker, that contains the module or trail’s source
files. You can send the backpack ZIP file or give the vendor access to your version control system
(VCS) to download the backpack. After the vendor translates your content, the vendor can upload
the backpack—updated with the localized files—to your VCS. Then, you can publish the
localized content.
Required Editions
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and
Unlimited Editions
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| User Roles |
| This topic supports these enablement site
roles: |
- Release Managers
- Localization Team or Vendor
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In general, complete these steps when you give your files to a localization vendor:
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Find the backpack for the content that you want to localize. You can:
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Give the backpack with the source files to your localization vendor. To help your
localization vendor complete the request more efficiently, specify which elements in the
backpack you want them to translate.
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The localization team or vendor translates the source files and returns the backpack to
you.
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When you receive the backpack with the localized content, confirm that its structure is
correct by reviewing the guidelines for localizing files in a backpack.