Locales
Overview
Kritzel comes with built-in support for multiple languages and allows you to override or extend the default translations with custom locales.
Take a look at the Localization Terms to see all available localization keys.
Switching the Locale
To change the active interface language, bind the [locale] property on <kritzel-editor> or call the asynchronous setLocale() method. The editor instantly updates all UI controls and context menus without requiring a page reload.
Listening for Locale Changes
Listen for the localeChange event to react when the active locale changes, for example to sync a UI status label, persist the selected language, or update a custom settings panel.
Registering Custom Locales
You can add support for additional languages (such as Spanish 'es') or override individual term keys (such as menu.copy or settings.dialogTitle) by providing a KritzelLocale definition. Pass custom locales to the [locales] binding or register them dynamically using registerLocales().
API Details
For the full list of related APIs, see the following reference sections.