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- @page_title = "Edit Locale"
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The
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Edit Locale
screen will allow you to edit the areas/locations on your website.
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Locale
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Name
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REQUIRED:
Give the locale a name, such as
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South Australia
or perhaps the
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United Kingdom.
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The locale name should make it easy to identify the country, state, territory or district you are referring to.
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Slug
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REQUIRED:
The locale will also need a "slug", which is a web-address friendly name. Generally you should go by the International Country Code (if it is a country) where possible, such as: AU for Australia, DE for Germany, or UK for the United Kingdom.
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Fallback Locale
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If for any reason your Locale is unavailable, what should the system fall back to?
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Default
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You will need to choose if this is your Default Locale. Only one Locale can be the default locale.
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If you only have one locale, then it must be the Default Locale.
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Dialects
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From your list of available Dialects, select the language spoken in the region.
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NOTE:
If there are no Dialects here, please go to the
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Dialects
screen and add one.
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