Website Languages control the language configurations available to an individual website in AIUNIFY Leads.
Website languages are website-specific. The Website Languages screen includes the selected website in its breadcrumb so that users can confirm which website's language records they are managing.
The confirmed Website Languages workspace displays the following columns:
| Column | Purpose |
| Name | Human-readable name of the language. |
| Key | Language identifier used by the website's language-handling logic. |
| RTL | Indicates whether the language uses right-to-left presentation. |
| Enabled | Records whether the language is enabled. |
| Default | Identifies the website's default language. |
| Action | Contains the language-management actions available to the user. |
A Website Language also contains a Flag Code. The language interface uses country codes to display a corresponding flag and to help determine the language configuration when adding a language.
The flag is visible in the language detail presentation even though Flag Code is not a separate column in the main Website Languages table.
The Website Languages screen supports filtering by:
Each website is designed to operate with a default language.
The default language is used by the public website when another valid language has not been selected through the available language-selection mechanisms.
When a new website is created without a supplied language configuration, the standard website creation workflow creates English using:
| Name | English |
| Key | en |
| Flag Code | US |
| RTL | No |
| Enabled | Yes |
| Default | Yes |
The RTL setting identifies languages that require right-to-left page direction.
AIUNIFY Leads' public theme code includes right-to-left styling behavior for supported components, allowing navigation and section presentation to adapt when the website is rendered in RTL mode.
The Enabled value is stored independently from the Default value.
A language can therefore have an enabled status while another language remains the website's default.
If a disabled language is explicitly made the default through the Set Default operation, the application automatically enables it.
Website language operations are permission-controlled.
| Permission | Purpose |
website_languages_create |
Allows creation of Website Languages when the feature is available. |
website_languages_edit |
Allows editing of Website Languages. |
website_languages_delete |
Allows deletion of Website Languages. |
Administrative users can also receive these capabilities through administrative access.
Website Pages use language-specific translations. Each page can therefore have a different displayed page name for each Website Language while retaining the same underlying Page Key.
When a new language is added through the website-management workflow, the application can create translations for existing Website Pages so the new language has corresponding page records.
Website Settings are also associated with Website Languages. This allows website identity information such as names, taglines, descriptions, and SEO information to vary by language.
Operating principle: Configure Website Languages before building extensive translated page content. This gives pages, settings, and Website Builder content a stable language structure from the beginning.