Include or Exclude Missing Translations (PDF)
By default, if you publish a document to PDF with missing translations, those parts are prefixed with the source language ISO code within square brackets, and the untranslated content is highlighted in red with a light pink background. You can set Paligo to exclude the missing translations and the readers will only see translated content.
For example, if you have a document written in English and translated into German. You write the content, get it translated, and then publish it in both languages. Later you decide to add a "Customer support" topic to the document, so you write that in English, and publish it in both languages, even though it has not been translated.
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This results in the German version containing the "Customer support" topic in English and the elements on that page are prefixed with [en] and are highlighted in red with a light pink background.
To include or exclude missing translations from your PDF:
Select Languages.
Use Hide missing translations to control whether to exclude or include the missing translations from the PDF. Choose either:
Disabled if you want Paligo to include the missing translations prefixed with the source language ISO code within square brackets and the untranslated content highlighted in red with a light pink background.
Enabled if you want Paligo to exclude the missing translations from the PDF.

When you publish a document with this PDF layout, Paligo will include or exclude the missing translations, depending on your choice in the layout.
![A page from a PDF output. It has German text in the header and Deutsch in a language sidebar. The title and content on the page is in English and each element has an [en] prefix. The English content is shown as red text with a light red background.](image/uuid-ad3d9b03-11d0-5626-6ef7-1e1017c28266.png)


