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# Localization
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# Localization
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-OpenPanel is localization ready and can easily be translated into any language.
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-## Available Locales
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-OpenPanel is shipped with the following locales:
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-- English (EN)
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-## How to translate
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-To translate OpenPanel to another language, for example Serbian:
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-1. Navigate to the OpenPanel directory using the "cd" command:
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-```bash
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-cd /usr/local/panel
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-```
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-2. Initialize a new translations directory for your locale:
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-```bash
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-pybabel init -i messages.pot -d translations -l sr
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-```
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-3. Enter the newly created locale directory and edit the messages.po file. For each `msgid` write the translation in the `msgtr` tag, for example:
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-```bash title="/usr/local/panel/translations/sr/LC_MESSAGES/messages.po"
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-#: templates/base.html:237
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-msgid "Websites"
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-msgstr "Sajtovi"
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-```
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-4. After you are finished translating, you need to compile the edited `.po` file to `.mo` in order to be used by the panel:
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-```bash
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-pybabel compile -d translations
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-```
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-Thats it, your new locale is added and ready to be used.
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-:::info
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-If you would like to share your translation with the OpenPanel community, please email the content of your locale folder `/usr/local/panel/translations/<LOCALE-HERE>/LC_MESSAGES/` to support@openpanel.co
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-:::
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+This page has moved to: https://dev.openpanel.co/localization.html
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Stefan Pejcic