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Elements to localize

By default, BabelShark localizes all Tilda blocks available on the page.

This can be undesirable so there are two options to control blocks localization:

Exclude specific blocks

Add uc-bshark-ignore CSS class to the block: Block settings -> CSS Class Name

Localize specific blocks only

  1. First, disable localization for whole page first: open page settings -> Head HTML code -> Add <meta name="babelshark" content="notranslate">

  2. Then add uc-bshark-translateCSS class for blocks to translate.

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