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# Force consent notice language to match website

When a user comes to your website, your banner will match the language of the user's browser and, not the language of your website. It's the behavior by default ([see Languages section in the "Look & feel" step)](https://developers.didomi.io/cmp/web-sdk/consent-notice/notice/look-and-feel#languages)

You can change this setting and choose to keep the language of your website on your banner, regardless of the user's browser language.\
Here is the process:

1. Go to the web page's source code where you want to force the language (you'll be looking for the index.html file or equivalent)
2. Insert the element **didomiConfig.languages**, before the Didomi's SDK script
3. Add the **enabled** and **default** parameters
4. Insert the language ID you want to force on your banner like below

For example, if you want to force French on your banner:

```
<script type="text/javascript">
window.didomiConfig = {
  languages: {
    enabled: ['fr'],
    default: 'fr'
  }
};
</script>
```

Our consent management platform is available [in 53 languages](https://developers.didomi.io/cmp/web-sdk/consent-notice/notice/look-and-feel#languages) :

| Arabic                   | ar    |
| ------------------------ | ----- |
| Arabic (Jordan)          | ar-JO |
| Azerbaijani              | az-AZ |
| Bengali                  | bn-IN |
| Brazilian                | pt-BR |
| Bulgarian                | bg    |
| Catalan                  | ca    |
| Chinese Simplified       | zh-CN |
| Chinese Traditional      | zh-TW |
| Croatian                 | hr    |
| Czech                    | cs    |
| Danish                   | da    |
| Dutch                    | nl    |
| Dutch (Belgium)          | nl-BE |
| English                  | en    |
| English (New Zealand)    | en-NZ |
| English (United Kingdom) | en-GB |
| Estonian                 | et    |
| Filipino                 | fil   |
| Finnish                  | fi    |
| French                   | fr    |
| French (Belgium)         | fr-BE |
| French (Canada)          | fr-CA |
| German                   | de    |
| German (Austria)         | de-AT |
| German (Switzerland)     | de-CH |
| Greek                    | el    |
| Hebrew                   | he    |
| Hindi                    | hi-IN |
| Hungarian                | hu    |
| Indonesian               | id    |
| Italian                  | it    |
| Japanese                 | ja    |
| Korean                   | ko    |
| Latvian                  | lv    |
| Lithuanian               | lt    |
| Macedonian               | mk-MK |
| Malay                    | ms    |
| Norwegian                | no    |
| Polish                   | pl    |
| Portuguese               | pt    |
| Romanian                 | ro    |
| Russian                  | ru    |
| Serbian                  | sr    |
| Slovak                   | sk    |
| Slovenian                | sl    |
| Spanish                  | es    |
| Swahili                  | sw    |
| Swedish                  | sv    |
| Thai                     | th    |
| Turkish                  | tr    |
| Ukrainian                | uk    |
| Vietnamese               | vi    |


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