CF Translate Demo :: CF Pro Tools

Hey, what's up everybody? It's Matt here with CF Pro Tools and in this video I'm going to show you a new add on. It's called CF Translate. So there are quite a few. I don't think there's quite a few, but there are some elements inside of native click funnels, like this one, like the two step order element which has fields or text blocks that are not editing editable. So if it's basically it's hard coded in English like this one here. This is denotes mandatory fields or full name, email, phone number. You can't change these fields. They are basically just the way that they are. So we've created a add on called CF Translate and you can pull that up if you're a VIP member. You guys can go try it out right now. And this add on will basically search and replace any field with whatever text verbiage, word, phrase that you want. So you could have it search for denotes mandatory fields and have it replaced with the French version of that, the Spanish version of that, the Italian version of that, anything that you want. Okay, so in this video I'm just going to give you a real quick demo of how that works. So basically I've given you the overview and I'll show you how it looks on the, on the page. If I hit preview, I've already added the script and everything. In another video I'll show you how that, how we set that up, of course, but you can see that it replaced that with the Spanish version of denotes mandatory fields and full name. And we didn't, I didn't set it up for email and phone number, but it would work in the same way. You basically search out what you want to replace because clickfunnels won't allow it. And then you just set it to replace it with whatever string of characters you want. In this particular scenario, we chose to replace it with Spanish variation of denotes mandatory fields. So that was all. I hope that you guys like what you see. This should work with multiple elements inside of clickfunnels and you guys. So any element where you are not able to edit the field and you're like this, this doesn't work for the language that I'm in. Or maybe I wanted to say something in something else. Maybe you want this to say something else completely different in English language. You could actually set it up to replace that verbiage with whatever verbiage you would like it to. So that's how it works. Stay tuned, watch the next few videos coming up and I'll show you guys exactly how to set this up. Okay? See you in those videos.