By zarafc on

I have a mutil language site and have installed the language switcher module.
On every content page there is a label for the current language. Does anyone know how to remove this label?

Language

English

⋅ Categories: Drupal 7.x

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tce’s picture

tce commented

Go to Admin » Structure » Content types » (your type) » Manage Display

Then in the table, change the format of the language field to hidden.

zarafc’s picture

zarafc commented

Many thanks. It worked

tryitonce’s picture

tryitonce commented

works - but only partially ....
http://www.example.com/en/admin/structure/types/manage/C_TYPE/display/
It works on the page (node) in both languages - but it shows up on the front-page (using the default set-up of .../node).
- unless ....
This is the teaser and in order to turn it off here as well - you need to hide the label also under the teaser display setting ....
http://www.example.com/en/admin/structure/types/manage/C_TYPE/display/te...
Note: C_TYPE is whatever your content type is called - for example FAQ, article, basic page, etc.
and btw. there is a tab on the top of the admin page on the right to chose Teaser or "Standard" (funny - this one just shows up in German on our multi-lingual project right now ... so not sure what the exact en term is for "Standard") - This is a Drupal 7 project - but should be very similar in D6.
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w01f’s picture

w01f commented

Just reporting this still appears to be an issue in Drupal 9.2.7. If you use Layout Builder you might notice the language shows regardless of what you have added in LB or your block layout settings.

I figured out a workaround (albeit slightly painful) is to:

  1. Disable layout builder to reset to the default display settings mode
  2. Save and refresh if necessary
  3. You should now see the active language field. Drag it down to disabled and save.

After that you can change back to LB, etc. and the language display will be gone.

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w01f commented

Updating - now I'm not sure what I suggested above works. After testing a bit further it looks like the extra bottom language display happens whenever you add the language field in layout builder. When you place the field in LB, the bottom display will also show up.

flyke’s picture

flyke commented

Change:

{{ content|without('links') }}

Into:

{{ content|without('links', 'langcode') }}