Multilingual SiteSkite Portal

SiteSkite’s customer portal is multilingual. You can run the dashboard in your preferred language so your team works in the locale they know best.

Account language controls labels, menus, settings, and most in-product copy across the portal.

Supported languages

The portal currently supports:

  • English (en)

  • Spanish (es)

  • French (fr)

  • German (de)

  • Portuguese (pt)

  • Dutch (nl)

  • Arabic (ar) — including right-to-left layout where applicable

How to change your portal language

Step 1: Open Language settings

  • Sign in to the SiteSkite Dashboard

  • Go to Settings → Language (or open the /language page)

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Step 2: Choose a language

  • Select your preferred language from the list

  • Save / confirm the change

Step 3: Confirm the dashboard updates

  • Navigation, buttons, and settings copy switch to the selected language

  • Your choice is saved on your account for future sessions

Portal language vs WordPress site language

These are separate settings:

  • Portal language — how the SiteSkite dashboard UI is displayed for your account

  • WordPress site language — the language of a linked WordPress site (managed from that site’s Site Info / language control in the linked-site overview)

Changing your portal language does not automatically change WordPress site languages.

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Who this helps

  • Agencies with multilingual teams

  • Freelancers who prefer a non-English UI

  • Teams that switch between client markets (ES, FR, DE, PT, NL, AR)

Tips

  • Each team member can set their own portal language on their account

  • If a page still shows English strings, refresh after saving — some views load translations on the next navigation

  • WordPress content language remains under that site’s own settings

Summary

Use Settings → Language to run SiteSkite in English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Dutch, or Arabic. Keep portal language and WordPress site language as separate controls when you manage international clients.