Multi-Language
Scorecenter supports 15 built-in languages and lets you add custom locales. Every part of your site — pages, news articles, menus, and sports data — can be served in multiple languages from a single admin panel.
Plan requirement
Multi-language is available on plans that include this feature. The number of locales you can enable may be limited by your plan tier.
Supported languages
| Code | Language | Code | Language |
|---|---|---|---|
ar | Arabic | ko | Korean |
cn | Chinese | nl | Dutch |
de | German | pl | Polish |
en | English | pt | Portuguese |
es | Spanish | ru | Russian |
fr | French | tk | Turkish |
gr | Greek | vi | Vietnamese |
it | Italian | — | + any custom locale |
How language variants work
Each page in Scorecenter can have variants for different locales. Variants share the same page group key but contain independent content — different text, different modules, different meta titles.
The URL structure follows a prefix pattern:
| URL | Locale |
|---|---|
/about | Default language (e.g., English) |
/es/about | Spanish |
/fr/about | French |
/de/about | German |
The default locale has no prefix. All other locales are prefixed with their language code.
Creating a language variant from an existing page
The fastest way to add a language is to clone an existing page:
Open the page in the editor
Navigate to the page you want to translate and open it in the page editor.
Find the Languages panel
In the editor sidebar, locate the Languages panel. It shows all available locales for your site.
Click the dashed green button
Each language that does not yet have a variant is shown as a dashed green button. Click the one you want to create.
The page is cloned
Scorecenter duplicates the current page — including all modules, layout, and settings — into the new language. The clone is linked to the same page group.
Translate the content
Edit the cloned page to replace text with the target language. Module configurations, titles, meta fields, and any custom text should all be translated.
Creating a new page directly in another language
You can also create a page from scratch in any locale:
Switch the locale in the page manager
In the page manager header, click the locale button (EN, ES, FR, etc.) to switch the active locale.
Create your page
Click New Page as usual. The page will be created for the currently selected locale, with the correct URL prefix applied automatically.
Sports data language
Sports data — team names, league names, venue names, country names — is fetched in the site's active locale automatically. When a visitor views the Spanish version of your site, API responses return data localized to Spanish where available.
No manual translation is required for sports data. The data layer handles this based on the visitor's locale.
News articles
Each news article can have independent language variants, just like pages. Articles share an identifier across locales but maintain separate:
- Title and body content
- Featured image and captions
- Meta title and description
- Categories and tags
- Publish date and scheduling
This means you can publish an article in English first, then add a Spanish translation later — or publish locale-specific articles that only exist in one language.
Menus
Menus are locale-aware. When you define a navigation menu, Scorecenter maintains the same menu structure per locale but allows you to:
- Translate menu item labels
- Point items to locale-specific page variants
- Show or hide items per locale
The header, footer, and mobile navigation all respect the active locale and render the correct menu variant.
Language switcher
Visitors can switch languages using the built-in language switcher in the site header. When switching, Scorecenter redirects to the equivalent page variant in the target locale. If no variant exists, the visitor is taken to the homepage of the target locale.
Tip
Start with your primary language and get your site structure finalized before adding translations. Changes to page structure are easier to propagate when you have fewer variants to update.