Configuration
Built-in Widget
Verbi includes a floating language switcher widget that is injected into every translated page. It shows the current language and opens a dropdown listing all available languages. Clicking a language navigates to the equivalent page in that language.
The widget is enabled by default. You can toggle it and set its position from Settings → Behaviour.
Position options:
- Bottom right (default)
- Bottom left
The widget is only injected on translated pages — it does not appear on your root domain unless a visitor is already on a translated URL.
Building Your Own
If you prefer to design your own language selector — to match your site's branding, place it in the header, or build it with your site builder's own components — you can disable the built-in widget and build your own.
Turn off the widget in Settings → Behaviour → Language switcher widget.
To link to a translated version of a page, use the language code as a subdirectory prefix:
text
/fr/ → French homepage
/fr/pricing → French pricing page
/de/about → German about page
The pattern is always /{lang-code}/{path}. To link to the same page in a different language, take the current path and swap the language prefix:
text
Current page: /fr/pricing
German: /de/pricing
Japanese: /ja/pricing
For a full list of supported language codes, see Languages.