Clone Editor

• How does the Clone Editor work?

  Clone Editor documentation for Clonable: learn how to edit texts, images, SEO attributes, and JavaScript-driven content using the integrated editor overlay. Includes highlight overlays, edit history, reverting changes, and productivity shortcuts for efficient clone management.Some readers

Translation Settings

• How to use regular expressions in substitution rules?

  Learn how regular expressions work in Clonable, including limitations, examples, and best practices for safe and effective substitution rules.Few readers

• How to prevent content from being translated?

  Summary Translation exclusions let you prevent specific words or word combinations from being translated on your Clone. This is useful for brand names, product names, addresses, or technical values that should always stay the same. In this article, you’ll learn how to add translation exclusions, manage them in bulk, exclude specific JSON or XML fields safely and exclude entire pages from being translated. FAQ Can I exclude full sentences from translation? No. Translation exclusFew readers

• How to replace text?

  Text replacements in Clonable allow you to automatically replace specific words or phrases across translated pages. Use substitution rules to keep brand names, legal terms, and fixed wording consistent per language without editing every page manually.Few readers

• How to translate JSON content?

  Translate dynamic JSON content in Clonable by configuring JSON translation keys. Learn how to detect, target, and safely translate JSON without breaking your site.Few readers

• What is the difference between a Translation Replacement and Substitution Rule?

  Understanding the difference between Translation Replacements and Substitution Rules is key to managing your site's localized content efficiently. While both tools allow you to fix translation errors, they are used in different contexts depending on how the text is structured in your site's code. Effective localization means knowing which tool to use for the right job. While both features fix translation errors, they interact with your website's code in fundamentally different ways. TranslatFew readers

• How does the Case Senstive setting work?

  In the digital world, Case Sensitivity is the difference between a system being "strict" or "flexible" with capital letters. Case Sensitive (Strict): Treats Apple and apple as two completely different words. Case Insensitive (Flexible): Treats Apple, APPLE, and apple as the exact same word. 1. Translation Settings In the Translation Replacements and Exclusions sections, you will see an Aa icon you can select on (orange) or off (grey). **If OFF (Default/FlexibleFew readers

URL Translations

• 301 vs 302 Redirects on Your Cloned Site

  Learn how Clonable handles 301 and 302 redirects on cloned sites. Google receives a permanent 301 (cached in the browser), while all other visitors get a temporary 302 (not cached).Few readers

Proofreading

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