Templates are in latin

You don't need to change them to English. The templates have Latin text as place holders, just to show you where your text could/should go.

Just remove the Latin text and type your own.

The iWeb templates are in latin. How do I CHANGE THEM TO ENGLISH?

http://archives.nd.edu/latgramm.htm

(or, for a slower, but more durable, approach, contact your local political representative and demand that your children be provided with the opportunity to receive a proper classical education instead of all the modern "train them up as workforce fodder" nonsense) 😉

Cheers

Rod

It isn't proper latin; it starts fine, but I don't think the whole text is real Latin. Check www.lipsum.com

Thanks for the latin translation site. The problem for me with having the templates ONLY in Latin was two-fold...First, it drives me NUTS not knowing what the words mean. I would love to have it all translated to see what stuff some of the creators might have tried to throw in (inside jokes, etc)...second, I would like some basic ideas to get me started on the templates. I don't need help with the formatting, sometimes I just need to see someone else's idea of what somthing could look like so my own creative ideas are jumpstarted.

And to make it even more bizarre, in the layout industry it's called "greeking".

Actually ... "Greeking" is what the layout software does to your copy when you wish to not see the text. As the point size of your text reduces, you have the option to "greek" the text so the processor doesn't have to work hard to render all of it. At small point sizes copy tends to become grey masses anyway.

The Latin text is Lorem Ipsum text, a standard for as long as I can remember for placeholder copy in word-processing and layout applications.

This is so tempting. I've already done several mock translations. Maybe we should hold a competition.