Track Translations

To track the translation status of your pages in Scroll Documents, you can use the Content by Label macro. If you enter the label NEEDS-TRANSLATING the macro can help you provide a list of pages that require translation before publishing.

To fully benefit from the translation features, we recommend using Scroll Documents together with its extension app, Translations for Scroll Documents. To learn more about this, refer to the following resources:

• Manage Translations

• How Do Extension Apps Work?

Create a Tracking Page

To effectively track pages that require translation, we suggest creating a dedicated tracking page. You can set up one page with the Content by Label macro or create multiple pages, each corresponding to a different language. Here are some suggested locations for the tracking page:

• In the author space, on a page outside of your document's page tree

• In the author space, on the "Versions of…" page

• In a separate space

To learn how to set up your own tracking page, continue reading this article.

How to Track Pages that Need Translation

To set up a tracking page for pages requiring translation, follow the steps below:

1. Choose or create a suitable page where you can monitor your translations.
   Tips: If you don’t want the report to be published with your document, consider using a page which is not a part of your Scroll Documents page tree.

2. Open the Confluence editor.

3. Insert the Content by Label macro.

4. In the “Label” field add the label NEEDS-TRANSLATING to list all pages which requires translation.

5. Click Add a filter.

6. Search for the filter “Space(s)” and define which space/s you want to take the data from.
   Tips: If you need to filter for a specific language and version, you can use the "With title" filter. Add the version and language prefix of the desired pages, such as (V1-fr) for French or (V1-de) for German. This will help you narrow down the results and focus on the relevant content.

7. Click Save to close the macro dialog.

8. Save the page.