@vyntoolbox You can change the text from the Autocomplete settings. Please check the screenshot for reference.
https://prnt.sc/BCv7kJVeTrN8
Hi there, thanks for reply. I did found this, but then it is only in english or german. If i change the language on the webpage, it must be in the other language.
@vyntoolbox You can set the text in only one language for an engine, either English or German.
To display the text in the selected language, you need to create separate engines for both languages. We need some details about your site.
Please confirm if there are separate pages (URLs) for both languages? Or do you have a single page in only one language and the translation is done on the fly? Do you have separate WordPress installations for both languages?
thanks for reply. We have only 1 WordPress-Installation and we switch the language via the language-function of wordpress.
If we get an opertunity to change the text before the autocomplete is set – perhaps via javascript – we can implement it.
@vyntoolbox For a single WordPress installation, we can’t display text in different languages. You need to create separate engines and use our JS solution. But there should be separate page URLs in both languages for this to work.
@vyntoolbox Please create another ticket if you need any help.
