@AnneG - you may want to try the localization tool for that one…I think people would be surprised about the level of customization that comes from the tool in terms of adjusting “system terms”.

It was mentioned in the Birthday Bash that some names are not in the localization tool, so they may be working on a project so that some other areas of the site could also be able to be renamed. If its not in the localization tool yet, it might be in the future.

HI @AnneG of course you can...we did the same thing...you can do this in the localization app...there are  2 labels to change:

@kferguson may be something to consider as we add more resources for the RHC courses. Makes the term more user-friendly.

Thank you all so much! Appreciate your help.

HI @AnneG of course you can...we did the same thing...you can do this in the localization app...there are  2 labels to change:

 

Hi

When I select the localization tool, all I see are language options - and nothing else. What am I missing?

HI @AnneG of course you can...we did the same thing...you can do this in the localization app...there are  2 labels to change:

 

Hi

When I select the localization tool, all I see are language options - and nothing else. What am I missing?

@DeclanETC , click on the hamburger icon next to the language and it will open to the module where you can change labels. 

HI @AnneG of course you can...we did the same thing...you can do this in the localization app...there are  2 labels to change:

 

Hi

When I select the localization tool, all I see are language options - and nothing else. What am I missing?

@DeclanETC , click on the hamburger icon next to the language and it will open to the module where you can change labels. 

 

Thank you- no sooner than I posted this did I try that and fix the issue - it was the fact that it was labelled as “translate” that made me hesitant to click on it initially