This was brought up as a forum question: https://forum.backdropcms.org/forum/language-switcher-how-change-looks-l...
My new Backdrop website will be bilingual (Dutch/English). The default language switch block is huge and doesn't look nice:
It is not so obvious to me how to tweak the appearance. I guess I have to use the configuration dialogue box for the Language switcher
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How do I get a simple NL / EN switch like this one:
I guess the answer will be that I need to add some CSS style definitions, but how?
I would like to propose adding a couple of checkboxes to the block dialog, to allow for the following customizations:
- displaying language links as bullet points, or as a delimited list (using a pipe
|) - rendering the full name of the languages, or the respective language codes


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