Globalization in Blazor Block Editor Component

31 Dec 20253 minutes to read

The Syncfusion Blazor Block Editor component supports globalization features like Localization and Right-to-Left (RTL) alignment, enabling it to be adapted for different cultures and languages.

Localization

Block Editor can be localized for any culture by translating its static text labels. The default locale is en (English). The following table lists the default text values for the en culture that can be translated.

KEY Text
paragraph Write something or ‘/’ for commands.
heading1 Heading 1
heading2 Heading 2
heading3 Heading 3
heading4 Heading 4
collapsibleParagraph Collapsible Paragraph
collapsibleHeading1 Collapsible Heading 1
collapsibleHeading2 Collapsible Heading 2
collapsibleHeading3 Collapsible Heading 3
collapsibleHeading4 Collapsible Heading 4
bulletList Add item
numberedList Add item
checklist Todo
callout Write a callout
addIconTooltip Click to insert below
dragIconTooltipActionMenu Click to open
dragIconTooltip (Hold to drag)
insertLink Insert Link
linkText Text
linkTextPlaceholder Link text
linkUrl URL
linkUrlPlaceholder https://example.com
linkTitle Title
linkTitlePlaceholder Link title
linkOpenInNewWindow Open in new window
linkInsert Insert
linkRemove Remove
linkCancel Cancel
codeCopyTooltip Copy code

Refer to the Blazor Localization documentation for detailed steps on implementing localization in Syncfusion Blazor components.

Right-to-Left (RTL)

The Right-to-Left (RTL) feature reverses the component’s layout and text direction to support languages that are read from right to left, such as Arabic or Hebrew. Refer to Blazor RTL topic to provide RTL support for the Syncfusion® Blazor components.