Translating templates

Django offers the {% trans %} and {% blocktrans %} template tags to translate the strings in templates. In order to use the translation template tags, you have to add {% load i18n %} to the top of your template to load them.

The {% trans %} template tag

The {% trans %} template tag allows you to mark a literal for translation. Internally, Django executes gettext() on the given text. This is how to mark a string for translation in a template:

{% trans "Text to be translated" %}

You can use as to store the translated content in a variable that you can use throughout your template. The following example stores the translated text in a variable called greeting:

{% trans "Hello!" as greeting %}
<h1>{{ greeting }}</h1>

The {% trans %} tag is useful for simple translation strings, but it can’t handle content for translation that includes variables.

The {% blocktrans %} template tag

The {% blocktrans...