[J3.5] News 2 page language not changing, stays English

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Tue Apr 05, 2016 12:04 pm
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Hey there,

I just bought the News 2 template and installed it on Joomla 3.5 with the quickstart package. Now I wanted to change the page language from English to German. Therefore I installed the German language package as you can see in picture 1.

This didn't work, I still saw Read More and other phrases on my page so I went further and even thought it could be a good idea to disable English as content language (seen in picture 2).

In picture 3 you can see my settings for the content language German.

Under \language\ I even find a folder with the name 'de-DE' but still everything (like "Read More", "updated on", "Written by") seems to stay English when I look at the page's front end.

Did I miss something in the template or should I ask in a Joomla specific community?

Thanks, Benjamin
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teitbite
Sun Apr 10, 2016 8:34 pm
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Hi

Please show me what haven't changed. Modules will not be affected by joomla language pack, they require separate translations.
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Mon Apr 11, 2016 7:36 am
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Mucho stupido I have been, or at least I just figured it out. The thing is a difference in the behaviour of some templates. For work I am using the News 2 template, for a project of somebody else I started with the Hotel template (not yet translated). Because of your comment I compared those two template structures and realised they are acting different with their language files:
* the Hotel created a folder named language under its template folder
* News didn't have the language folder in its own place, only the language folder in the root directory existed

Initially I thought I need to work in the template language folder (as I had the impression this made sense), but this was obviously wrong. I copied my translated file to <root>/language/de-DE and now it works.

Sorry that the solution was so close, but sometimes it's the direct talking about it that gives you the final solution.

Thanks for your reply :)
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teitbite
Wed Apr 13, 2016 3:18 pm
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Hi

No problem. I'm glad You've been able to solve Your issue. Thread closed.
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