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2 weeks ago Hi there @jerin-ose!
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NguyenThuyLan
Which Umbraco version are you using? (Please write the exact version, example: 10.1.0)
Umbraco 13.5.1
Bug summary
In Umbraco, even when translations are added for document type field names, these labels in the backoffice do not switch according to the selected culture. Field names remain in the default language, regardless of the selected culture in the content editor.
Specifics
No response
Steps to reproduce
In Umbraco, go to the Translation tab and add a translation with two languages. Next, go to any Document Type and set a field label and alias to match the translation name. Then, go to Content, select a node using this document type, and switch cultures. The field label always displays in the default culture’s language, ignoring the selected culture’s translation.
Expected result / actual result
When switching cultures in the Content section, field labels should display in the selected culture’s language, reflecting the translations set for each language.
