The {Culture} keyword can be used in a Master page Template (Bootstrap). It is used to switch culture by displaying flags of countries. This keyword displays a fixed number of countries.
Other format
{Culture:culture;culture^size} displays the defined flags only.
{Culture:en-gb;fr-fr} show uk and france flags by default size (2 == 24px)
{Culture:en-gb;fr-fr^1} Show flags in size 1 == 16px default
{Culture:all^2} Show flags in size 2 == 24px
{Culture:all^3} Show flags in size 3 == 32px
{Culture:all^4} Show flags in size 4 == 48px
{Culture:all^5} Show flags in size 5 or more == 64px
Note: Separator ‘:’ can be used instead of ‘^’. ‘^’ is enforced inside {Menu:..}
{Culture:culture,html tags (all goes inside an anchor tag); culture, html tags;...} The hyperlink image or text has to be added manually.
{Culture: en-ca,<img src=’Storage/1/1/0/Assets/flags/Canada.png’ />; en-us,<img src=’Storage/1/1/0/Assets/flags/usa.png’ />}
Fully Customized Menu
<ul>
<li><a href=”{CurrentUrl}&CUL=en-gb”>English</a>
<li><a href=”{CurrentUrl}&CUL=fr-fr”>French</a>
</ul>
{CurrentUrl} is substituted by Absolute Uri of the current page. If you have other query string then make sure that &CUL= is the last.
Valid Examples:
{Culture}
{Culture:fr-fr,French;en-gb,English}
{Culture:fr-fr,<img src="/resources/Images/Flags/fr.png" />;en-gb, <img src="/resources/Images/Flags/gb.png" />}
In the above, the image will automatically be surrounded by the correct anchor link.
Examples
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