Translate the Hyve chatbot interface

In this article

• Translate lead-form wording
• Translate chatbot strings with Loco Translate

Translate lead-form wording

Lead-form labels and messages come from your Hyve settings. For the available text and instructions, see Configure Hyve lead capture and webhooks.

Translate chatbot strings with Loco Translate

Hyve uses two text domains, and you must translate both in Loco Translate (or other translation plugin you are using):

• hyve-lite translates shared controls such as “Send,” “Not now,” and “No thanks.” Create a custom project for the bundled component with source folder bundle/hyve-lite and domain path bundle/hyve-lite/languages.
• hyve translates Hyve Pro validation messages, such as required-field and invalid-email messages.

Use the same active site language for both translations and save their language files in Loco Translate's custom location. For help creating translations, see set your WordPress site language and install Loco Translate.