Localize automatically translates the page to your last selected language, which is why you’re seeing Arabic after you reload the page.
So if you have a “Turn on Arabic” button, you’ll also need a “Turn off arabic” link, which sets the page back to English (“en”). See step 6 in the tutorial for how to create the link.
I’m trying to integrate localize on my site (akdemia.webflow.io) using my own links and not the localize widget (like this: Localize: Website and App Translation Platform). The problem is that webflow automatically adds http:// to every url so the links don’t work.
I’ve managed to make it work with some footer code:
So Localize.js allows you to create a website on Webflow that will support multiple languages, and can be used without additional service fees or costs?