We offer several localized landing pages so that users who click on a phishing test link can view the page in their preferred language. When viewing a localized landing page, users can change the language from the default using the drop-down menu in the top-right corner of the page.

If you're looking for Browser Language Detecting landing pages, please see our Landing Page Category Glossary.

This article outlines how to set a different default language for a localized landing page and how to customize select localized landing pages to match your organization's brand.

Find Localized Landing Pages

To find localized landing pages, follow the steps below:

1. From your KSAT console, go to the Phishing tab.
2. Click the Landing Pages subtab.
3. Click System Landing Pages.
4. In the search bar to the right, enter “Translatable” and click the magnifying glass icon.The search results will display all of our localized landing pages.

For a complete list of our localized landing pages, see the table below:

For the languages that the landing pages are available in, see the table below:

Editing System Landing Pages

You can edit the majority of our built-in system landing pages. When you save any edits to a built-in landing page, this customized copy will be saved under the My Landing Pages area of the Landing Pages subtab. Follow the steps below to edit a system landing page:

1. Navigate to Phishing > Landing Pages > System Landing Pages.
2. Find the desired localized landing page.
3. Click the landing page's title to open the What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) editor.

4. Click the Source button at the top-left corner of the WYSIWYG editor to view the source code. Two modifications will be made to the landing page's source code. These modifications are explained below.

   

For more ways to customize the system landing pages, see the sections below.

Change the Theme Color

To change the main theme color of a default landing page, see the sections below.

Default Landing Pages

To change the main theme color (#f26721), update the hex color values in the style tag:

:root
 { /* Custom variable that sets the theme color. Change the hex code value for a different theme color. */--clr-accent: #f26721;
 }

Branded Landing Pages

To change the main theme color of a branded landing page, replace the [[brand_color]] placeholder with a hex code value based on the code block below:

:root
 { /* Variable that sets the theme color using the [[brand_color]] placeholder. Replace placeholder with hex code value to change theme color. */ --clr-accent: [[brand_color]];
 }

Change the Default Language

Changing the default language is simple and does not require any code changes.

To change the default language from English (United States), choose your desired language from the drop-down menu in thetop-right corner of the page. The chosen language will be automatically set as your default language in your browser.

Customize the Language Drop-Down Menu

Now that you've changed the default language of the landing page, you may want to remove some of the available languages in the drop-down menu.

Each language in the drop-down menu has a corresponding section of code. For example, if you wanted to remove English (United States) from the drop-down menu, you would look for the code below:

{
	id: 'en_us',
	name_english: 'English (United States)',
	name_localized: 'English (United States)',
	rtl: false,
},

Once you have located the code section, follow the steps below:

1. Delete the section of code shown above.
2. Click Update.
3. Click the eye icon under the Actions column to preview your landing page to ensure English (United States) no longer shows in the drop-down menu.

Be sure to add your custom landing page to a category in order to use it in phishing campaigns.