Translations

For most of Treehill Studio's MODX Extras, we use Weblate to translate the Extras’ lexicons. Weblate provides a clean user interface for translations, with many useful features and machine translations from various external providers such as Deepl, Google Translate, Baidu, etc.

You need a Weblate account to create and edit translations. You can create a new account for yourself at hosted.weblate.org/accounts/register/.

Premium MODX Extras

The language files of our paid extras can be translated using Weblate:

• Agenda – Standard Lexicon, Snippet Properties Lexicon, System Settings Lexicon and Crop Image Lexicon
  Calendar management for MODX
• BabelTranslate – Standard Lexicon and System Settings Lexicon
  Translate MODX content
• ConsentFriend – Standard Lexicon, Service Lexicon, Web Frontend Lexicon and System Settings Lexicon
  Consent management platform for MODX
• Cursus – Standard Lexicon, Snippet Properties Lexicon, Permissions Lexicon, Mail Lexicon and System Settings Lexicon
  
  Event booking management for Agenda and MODX

If you create a complete translation or just translate the standard lexicon for an extra, feel free to contact us for free licenses for this or other Treehill Studio extras.

Free MODX Extras

Most of our free extras can be translated using Weblate. You can find an overview of all the components of these extras that have been translated at hosted.weblate.org/projects/modx-extras/#components. The lexicons for each extra are normally divided into the following areas: Standard, Snippet Parameters and System Settings. Sometimes not all areas are available.