A user implemented a custom bilingual setup on their Dawn theme site, which created a functional language switcher. However, a second default language selector appeared that doesn’t work and cannot be accessed through standard header/footer settings.
Problem: The non-functional default selector needs to be removed while keeping the custom working switcher.
Solution provided: Two community members offered the same CSS-based fix:
theme.liquid file before the </body> tagdisplay: none !important; to hide itStatus: The issue appears resolved with the CSS solution, though the original poster hasn’t confirmed implementation success.
Dawn theme
Good day! Through the code, I made the site bilingual. An additional switch appeared and it works correctly. My problem is with the second default switch that doesn’t work and can’t be picked up through the header or footer. Please help to solve this issue
@LotSixtySix Can you please share this page link?
Yes, thank you !
Hello @LotSixtySix
You can add code by following these steps
Go to Online Store → Theme → Edit code.
Open your theme.liquid file
Paste the below code before on theme.liquid
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@LotSixtySix that language has css class with word we------glot which is not allowed here in the community and hence I was not able to send you the css to you , try this
aside.weglot_switcher.country-selector.default.closed.wg-drop {
display: none !important;
}