Custom modules - set globally - how does this work on a multi-language site?

[SD_dev]

Hello,

I am developing a website, and have created a custom our clients module with text (our clients) and logos (8 client logos) - set globally because they are repeated across the site.

I am not clear how this works when the website is later changed to be multi-language.

My custom module contains a mixture of text and images.

I assume it will be easy to update the text (our clients) to a different language.

But I am not clear if I will be able to change the rest of the content in my custom module, e.g. can they change the images as well?

To help illustrate what I mean: The custom module contains client logos, it would make more sense for our French language website to contain client logos of French companies.

This would essentially be a new global module, but in Italian or French for example.

Is this level of control possible?

Or should I just stick to a repeatable custom module to achieve this.

Thank you

[SD_dev]

Great, thank you!

[Gonzalo · Accepted solution]

Hi @SD_dev,

Right now Hubspot provides a similar way to update your global modules on different langs, as regulars so you will be fine. Meaning you can actually provide different content (but gobal) depend on the lang you are visiting. You can read in depth here:
https://knowledge.hubspot.com/cos-general/how-to-manage-multi-language-content-with-hubspots-cos#edi...