Not every pixel of your website requires localization. Legal disclaimers often need to remain in their original jurisdiction's language; code snippets must remain in English; and admin routes should never be indexed.
MultiLipi bietet eine Three-Tier Exclusion System—URL, Block, and Word—giving you surgical precision over what the AI ignores.
The Three Tiers of Exclusion
Before configuring rules, understand which level of control you need:
Page-Level (URL Rules)
Action: Completely disables translation for an entire page or directory.
Anwendungsfall: Admin panels (/app/*), User Settings, or "Legally Binding" English Terms of Service.
Component-Level (Block Rules)
Action: Ignores content inside specific HTML elements (divs, spans) based on their CSS Class.
Anwendungsfall: Code blocks (<pre>), proper nouns in headers, or complex third-party widgets.
Term-Level (Word Rules)
Action: Prevents specific string matches from being processed.
Anwendungsfall: Product model numbers or non-translatable technical jargon.
Accessing the Governance Engine
To define your negative logic:
- Navigate: Open your MultiLipi Dashboard and select your active project.
- Locate Settings:Scrolle in der Seitenleiste nach unten zu Einstellungen und wählen Sie Ausschlüsse für Übersetzungen .
- Interface: You will see a list of active rules separated by category (URLs, Blocks, Words).
Configuring Logic Rules
Klicken Sie auf das Symbol Add Rule button to define a new constraint.
A. Defining the Pattern
You must tell the engine how to match the content:
Rule Type:
- • Starts With: Best for directories (e.g.,
/blog/excludes all blog posts). - • Ends With: Best for file types (e.g.,
.pdf). - • Contains: Wildcard match for any URL containing a specific string.
- • Exact Match: Targets a single specific page.
Wert:
Enter the path, CSS class name (without the . ), or word.
B. Scope & Behavior
Languages:
Apply the rule globally (All Languages) or restrict it to specific locales (e.g., Exclude /Auszeichnung only in French).
Switcher Visibility (Critical UX)
Toggle: "Hide Language Switcher"
Aufprall: If you exclude a page (like a login screen), you likely want to hide the language switcher on that page so users don't try to switch languages and see nothing happen. This toggle automates that UX cleanup.
Execution & Verification
Sobald Sie auf Save Rule:
Immediate Propagation
The rule is pushed to the edge network instantly.
Cache Purge
We automatically purge the cache for the affected paths to ensure the "Untranslated" version is served immediately.
Strategic Use Cases
| Typ der Regel | Scenario | Configuration |
|---|---|---|
| URL Rule | User Dashboard: You want the public site translated, but the logged-in app (/app/...) to remain in English. | Type: Starts With Wert: /app/ |
| Block Rule | Code Snippets: You run a dev blog and want the tutorial text translated, but the code examples must remain valid code. | Type: CSS Class Wert: code-snippet |
| URL Rule | Regional Legal: Your Terms of Service are only valid in English. | Type: Exact Match Wert: /Bedingungen |