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[praguepost Friend praguepostJoin date: October 2013Posts: 35Downloads:0Uploads:8 Thanks: 9 Thanked: 2 times in 1 posts]

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Hi guys!

Just wanted to say, take a look at the finished JA Wall site I’ve been developing for the past 6 months. Too many bells and whistles, but the client is happy http://www.praguepost.com.

I’m now getting ready to build an online showroom site for another client, and this one will have to be bilingual. I’m thinking of going with Smashboard, because I like the way the demo’s flag switcher works (see image, showing arabic and english).

However, before buying, I’m scrutinising the documentation THOUGHROUGHLY to avoid any of the pitfalls I had to ask so many questions here before about.

In http://www.joomlart.com/documentation/joomla-templates/ja-smashboard there is NO MENTION of the module position for langauge switcher. Is this just a case of an imcompletely done doc, or does in not actually work? Let me know, because this client is a biker, selling street machines, and he won’t have a lot of patience for mess ups, if you get what i mean.

thanks for letting me take a peak at that answer, I ask because if it doesn’t perform like the demo, i’ll have to buy another template. I don’t want to buy this one to find out it doesn’t work as the demo.

By the way… it looks great!

Jeff

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[Css Magician Friend Css MagicianJoin date: October 2014Posts: 741Downloads:43Uploads:53 Thanks: 114 Thanked: 366 times in 263 posts]

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@praguepost,

The module Language Switcher will work as per our demo when you assign it to the languageswitcherload position. Please have a look at the module’s backend setting for reference.

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