IOS: Add languages as Localizable.strings

Question

I want to localize my app, and I add French and Spanish to the target properties other than English

Answer 1

You need to add in your Info Project the localizations (I can't add image sorry).

And next you need to create a new file in your project named "Localizable.strings" and Localize this file in your identity menu.

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Answer 2

If you go to the "Info" pane of your project, you'll see a panel that shows your Deployment Target, Configurations and also the current localizations that you support (including a checkmark for "Use Base Internationalization"). Base Internationalization, b.t.w., allows you to have a single storyboard file that has different string files populating the string fields in the storyboard. It works for iOS 6 and newer.

When you start, it might look like this:

Here I've added Hindi as a language possibility:

And when you're done, you have the checkbox to choose from:

Answer 3

Just click on your project in "Info" panel , where you can see "Localizations" and add the languages you want.