

Accessing the Navigation Layout Page:
Understanding Layout Buttons:
Creating Modules and Groups:
To begin configuring your navigation layout, start by creating modules and groups. Click on the Create button and select either "module" or "group" from the dropdown menu. Enter the name, URL, and other relevant details for your module or group.
Saving and Organizing Modules:
Managing Versions:
Customizing Visibility and Permissions:
Steps to Add Info Tips
Navigate to the Navigation Layout Page
Access the Related Links Section
Update the Info Tip
Save Changes
Template-Based Language Selection for Modules:
A new enhancement has been added to the Navigation Layout configuration that introduces language-specific template selection when creating or editing modules, enabling fully localized user experiences across multilingual environments.
Key Features:
Language-Grouped Templates: When creating a new module, the template selection panel now displays templates organized by language, making it easy for administrators to identify and select appropriate language-specific versions.
Multi-Language Support: If a template has been configured in multiple languages, administrators can choose the appropriate language-specific version while setting up the module.
Automatic Language Matching: The selected template is automatically displayed to users based on the language preference configured in their user profile, ensuring seamless localization without manual user intervention.
Localized Module Names: Module names follow localization rules and automatically display in the user's selected language, providing a consistent language experience throughout the interface.
Key Benefits:
Fully Localized Experience: Complete localization within modules for global user bases
Consistent Delivery: Language-appropriate templates delivered consistently across organizations
Improved Usability: Automatic language matching enhances multilingual environments
User Preference Alignment: System honors individual user language preferences
Use Cases:
Global Partner Programs: Deploy partner portals with automatic language presentation
Multinational Organizations: Serve employees across countries in their native languages
Regional Sales Teams: Provide language-specific sales enablement materials
Customer Portals: Automatically adapt to customer language preferences
Conclusion:
The template-based language selection enhancement enables organizations to deliver consistent, fully localized experiences that improve usability and engagement across global teams and partner networks. By providing administrator control over template selection with automatic user-facing language matching, this feature creates an efficient, scalable solution for managing multilingual environments.