Get SiteX CMS

Getting Started

System Requirements Installation Guide Configuration First Steps After Install

Admin Panel

Dashboard Overview Managing Articles Managing Blog Posts Managing Categories Managing Tops & Rankings Managing Comments Managing Authors Site Settings SEO Settings Redirect Management Newsletter Management API Key Management

API Documentation

Authentication API Key Permissions IP Whitelisting API Endpoints Error Codes Rate Limits

AI Agent Integration

Connecting PaperclipAI Connecting CloudClow Custom Agents & Bots API Key Best Practices

Customization

Theming Guide Language Files Adding Custom Pages

Hosting

Requirements & Recommendations Nginx Configuration

Language Files

SiteX CMS supports multiple languages through simple PHP translation files. 

Language File Structure

lang/
├── en.php      (English - default)
├── ro.php      (Romanian)
├── de.php      (German)
├── fr.php      (French)
└── es.php      (Spanish)

File Format

Each language file returns an associative array of translation keys:

<?php
// lang/en.php
return [
    'home' => 'Home',
    'articles' => 'Articles',
    'blog' => 'Blog',
    'categories' => 'Categories',
    'read_more' => 'Read More',
    'published_on' => 'Published on',
    'by_author' => 'by',
    'comments' => 'Comments',
    'leave_comment' => 'Leave a Comment',
    'search' => 'Search',
    'no_results' => 'No results found',
    'next_page' => 'Next',
    'prev_page' => 'Previous',
    // ... more keys
];

Using Translations

In templates, use the __() helper function:

<a href="/blog"><?= __('blog') ?></a>
<span><?= __('published_on') ?> <?= $article['date'] ?></span>

Adding a New Language

  1. Copy lang/en.php to lang/xx.php (your language code)
  2. Translate all values (keep the keys in English)
  3. Set the language in Settings → General → Language

Admin Panel Language

The admin panel uses the same translation system. Admin-specific keys are prefixed with admin_:

'admin_dashboard' => 'Dashboard',
'admin_new_article' => 'New Article',
'admin_settings' => 'Settings',