VolunteerHub uses a modern approach to language support, leveraging the browser's built-in translation technology to switch the displayed page to your preferred language. This is helpful because it not only translates text within textboxes, but also page elements such as dropdown filters and the 'Sign Up' button.

Interaction with an organization doesn't stop with the VolunteerHub website; this solution also affects correspondence. Utilizing browser-based translating, emails from VolunteerHub viewed within a browser are also translated into other languages.

Translate with Chrome

Open Chrome
If your browser is already set to a different language, Chrome should prompt to translate the page or display the translate icon within the URL bar
Click 'Translate'

If Chrome does not automatically prompt to translate and/or the translate icon does not display in the URL bar, right click anywhere on the page and choose 'Translate to ...'

The page is now displayed in the desired language

Note: Even the date format is displayed in the style of the language.

To automate this process, choose the option to "Always translate English" from the Translate menu

To set a default language in Chrome:

Open Chrome
Click the setting icon in the upper right corner
Choose 'Settings'
Scroll to the bottom and expand 'Advanced'
Scroll to Languages and expand the 'Language' menu
Click 'Add Languages'
Select your desired language and click 'Add'
Once added, click the three dot icon to the right of the language and check the box for 'Offer to translate pages in this language '