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How to have the date picker in another language

How to have the date picker in another language


Display the widget in your store's main language, or in multiple languages for multi-market stores β€” building trust and reducing cart abandonment.


Translating into one main language (auto-translate) requires the Essential plan or above. Showing multiple languages at once requires the Smart plan or above.




Overview


There are two scenarios: show the widget in a single non-English language, or serve several languages that switch automatically with the customer's Shopify locale.


Translating doesn't change your scheduling rules β€” only the text customers see.




Before you start


  • For multiple languages, the target languages are enabled in your Shopify store languages.




Scenario 1 β€” One main language


Display the date picker in your main language (German, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, …).


How to set it up


  1. Go to Widget settings β†’ Design β†’ Text fields.
  2. Choose the language to translate English into, then click Auto translate. This becomes your default date picker language.


Auto translate the widget




Scenario 2 β€” Multiple languages


Ideal for stores serving several markets.


How to set it up


  1. Go to Translation β†’ Add language.
  2. Add the language β€” DingDoong auto-translates the date picker content. Review or edit via Edit content.
  3. Publish the translation.


Add and publish a language


DingDoong picks the display language from the Shopify language locale, so the target language must be enabled in your Shopify store languages.




How it looks on the storefront


When a customer selects Chinese, the picker shows in Chinese; when they select English, it shows in English β€” automatically.


Multi-language widget on storefront




Common scenarios


Single-market non-English store


Use Scenario 1 β€” auto-translate into your one language.


Multi-market store


Use Scenario 2 β€” add each market's language; the widget follows the customer's locale.


Tweak a machine translation


After auto-translating, use Edit content to refine wording.




Configuration options


Option

Description

Plan

Auto translate (Text fields)

Translate into one main language

Essential+

Add / manage languages (Translation)

Multiple languages, locale-based

Smart+

Edit content

Manually refine translations

β€”




Tips & Best practices


Always review auto-translations for key labels (buttons, errors) β€” machine translation is a great starting point but benefits from a quick human check.


Make sure each language is enabled in Shopify first, or the locale won't trigger the translated widget.




Troubleshooting


The widget shows the wrong language?


DingDoong follows the Shopify locale. Confirm the language is enabled in Shopify and the translation is published.


Auto translate is disabled?


It requires Essential+. Managing multiple languages requires Smart+.




FAQ


How do I revert to English?


Set your main language back to English in Text fields, or unpublish added languages.


Can I edit individual phrases?


Yes β€” use Edit content on the language.








If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out to us via live chat or email at [email protected]. We're happy to help!


Updated on: 09/06/2026

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