Here you'll find explanations of the core concepts and terminology of Scroll Translations:
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Default language |
A page's original language. When Scroll Translations is installed, pages can only be edited and created in the default language. |
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Doc-Admin |
A user who administers the space's content . |
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Not translated status |
If a page has not been translated yet, the translation status will appear as "Not translated." |
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Outdated status |
If a page in the default language is changed, the language status of this page will be marked as "Outdated" in all languages, as the default language includes new content. |
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Translated status |
The status "Translated" means the page has been translated in the selected language. |
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Translator |
A user who has the rights to translate Confluence pages . |
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Translation format |
The format of the translation ZIP. Select between XLIFF and Confluence Storage Format. |
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Translation Management System (TMS) |
An external translation system you can use to translate the default language in the exported translation ZIP. |
Related articles Page: (4.8) Using Inline Comments Page: (4.8) Initially Displayed Language Page: (4.8) Link to a Specific Language Page: (4.8) Working with Drafts in Other Languages Page: (4.8) Supported Languages Page: (4.7) Working with Drafts in Other Languages Page: (4.7) Initially Displayed Language Page: (4.7) Link to a Specific Language Page: (4.7) Using Inline Comments Page: (4.7) Supported Languages Page: (4.6) Link to a Specific Language Page: (4.6) Using Inline Comments Page: (4.6) Initially Displayed Language Page: (4.6) Working with Drafts in Other Languages Page: (4.6) Supported Languages