Experience Cloud Developer Guide

Get Up to Speed with Experience Builder Sites
Develop Experience Builder Sites: The Basics
Customize the Look and Feel of an Experience Builder Template
Develop Secure Sites: Authenticated and Guest Users
Develop Secure Sites: Lightning Locker and CSP
Analyze and Improve Experience Builder Site Performance
Add Pardot Tracking to Your Experience Builder Site
Use a CMS with Your Experience Builder Site
Connect Your External CMS to Your Experience Builder Site
Before Using CMS Connect
Create a CMS Connection
Build a CMS Connect Root Path and Component Paths
Set Up Language Mapping in Your CMS Connection
Reuse Content with CMS Connect JSON
Set Up a Connection for Your JSON CMS
Edit a CMS Connection
Manage CMS Connections
Add CMS Content to Your Experience Builder Pages
Personalize Your CMS Content
CMS Connect Recommendations for Optimal Usage
CMS Connect Examples
Create Custom Content Types for Salesforce CMS
Edit Custom Content Types for Salesforce CMS
Delete Custom Content Types for Salesforce CMS
Report on Deflections: The Deflection Signals Framework
Deploy an Experience Cloud Site from Sandbox to Production
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Set Up Language Mapping in Your CMS Connection

Language Mapping allows you to have copies of your entire site in other languages. It doesn’t matter how your languages are named in your CMS. Use language mapping to configure a mapping to Salesforce languages.

In AEM, language names are in the directory /content/projectname/{language}.

Example

The directory for French is:
1/content/projectname/{language}/fr

So fr is the CMS Language, which you can map to the Salesforce language French.

Make sure all mapped languages are enabled in your site

Let’s say you’ve mapped all the languages from your CMS to Salesforce languages. Great! But that doesn’t necessarily mean all those languages are enabled in your site. Check your Builder Settings to be sure. If any are missing, just add them. Do this on Site.com.

Map languages enabled in your site but not in your CMS

Your site might have some languages enabled that don’t exist in your CMS. You can map these too, to define which language the CMS content displays in.