Your company is using the Napili template and is expanding internationally and now requires your Community to support multiple languages what steps…

To enable multiple languages in an Experience Cloud site (formerly Community), an administrator must perform configuration at both the organization and site levels. The process involves first ensuring the desired languages are enabled for the organization in the main Salesforce Setup Menu (under Company Information > Language Settings). Subsequently, the Language Picker component must be added to the site's pages using the Experience Builder, which allows users to select their preferred language. While option B omits the critical step of selecting the specific languages for the site in Experience Builder settings, it correctly identifies two valid and necessary actions from the overall process, making it the most accurate choice among the given options.

A: This is incorrect because Experience Cloud sites fully support multiple languages. The initial premise of the option is false. C: This is incorrect because there is no such setting as "Enable Community Language Picker in the setup menu." This describes a non-existent step. D: This is incorrect because the Language Picker component must be explicitly added to a page, and the languages must be configured; they are not enabled or presented automatically.

1. Salesforce Help: Update Your Experience Builder Site’s Language Settings. This document outlines the primary step of selecting languages for a specific site within the Experience Builder settings. It states

"In Experience Builder

click Settings

and then click Languages. Add or remove languages." This confirms the action described in option C is correct

but the other part of option C is fabricated.

Source: Salesforce Help

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"Update Your Experience Builder Site’s Language Settings".

2. Salesforce Help: Add the Language Selector Component to Your Experience Builder Site. This guide details the process of making the language choice visible to users. It specifies

"From Experience Builder

click the Components icon... Drag the Language Selector component to the page." This confirms the second action described in option B is correct.

Source: Salesforce Help

Article 000313424

"Add the Language Selector Component to Your Experience Builder Site".

3. Salesforce Help: Multilingual Communities. This overview document implicitly supports the steps in option B as part of the broader process. It discusses enabling languages for the org (a "Setup Menu" task) and the role of the Language Selector component.

Source: Salesforce Help

Article 000313422

"Multilingual Communities".