Due to design reasons, I would like to stick with this line for switching languages, which only shows the other language in short form:
<a class="fancynavbar-addon-item" href=""<span class="text-sans-serif ls font-weight-black fs-0">TR</span></a>
I found some code in the Kirby Guide which shows all available languages:
<nav class="languages">
<?php foreach($kirby->languages() as $language): ?>
language() == $language, ' class="active"') ?>>
<?= html($language->name()) ?>
<?php endforeach ?>
Is it possible to „show“ only the other language?
Not:
TR / DE
Only TR or only DE, however not the current language but the other one.
Thanks a lot in advance for any help.
Best regards,
Nedim
texnixe
2
$languages = $kirby->languages()->not($kirby->language());
Should give you all languages but the current language.
I found another way. Thank you anyway for your help.
texnixe
4
Would you mind to share your approach?
There were too many options to put in the php code, options which I simply cannot code with my present knowledge:
- If the page is in Turkish then I want to see DE or the other way around (not a selection area)
- The url of the page in the other language
- Put inline css style “display:none” if the page is not (or will not) be translated into the other language.
I created a field in the panel to put the variables manually:
<a class="fancynavbar-addon-item" href="<?= url('/ok') ?>"><span class="text-sans-serif ls font-weight-black fs-0">TR</span></a>
<a class="fancynavbar-addon-item" href="<?= url('/tr/ok') ?>"><span class="text-sans-serif ls font-weight-black fs-0">DE</span></a>
<a class="fancynavbar-addon-item" href="#"><span class="text-sans-serif ls font-weight-black fs-0" style="display:none">TR</span></a>
I know it is not a good solution. But what can I do? 
Best,
Nedim
texnixe
6
This is certainly not a good solution and will get messy very soon if you have more than one page.