You can customize the text (strings) on your MarketDirect StoreFront site. Customized text strings are “language overrides” (i.e., because your custom text overrides, or replaces, the built-in language of the site). For example, you could use customized strings to change all instances of the word “gray” to “grey” on your site.
A “string” is a collection of letters (e.g., a word) in language management. So the word “string” is itself a string of letters—s-t-r-i-n-g.
To apply custom language overrides
1 Go to Administration > Language Management.
2 Click Customize Strings.
3 Overrides are currently active: When checked, language overrides (i.e., any custom text strings you have defined) are active on your site’s storefront.
4 In the Search Criteria section, the Search By field lets you search for a string to edit by Value or Key.
To locate a single instance of a string to
override, use the Resource Tracker to find the string's resource ID key.
For information on how to do this, click Resource Tracker.
Enabling the Resource Tracker will expose the resource ID keys for all
text on the interface. So after locating the resource ID key you are looking
for, return to the Administrator >
Language Management and uncheck the Enable
Resource Tracker checkbox.
● Value—Use this option if you want to search for all occurrences of a word (such as “paper”). This can lead to a long list of matches. If you select to search by Value, the Search Language pull-down list will open.
● Key—Each word or label on the site has a unique key. If you know the key of the word/string you are looking for (i.e., if you used the Resource Tracker to find it), you can enter it directly.
The note at the top of the page indicates whether language overrides (i.e., custom text strings) are active or inactive on your site. Clicking the link will open the Language Overrides page (discussed in the following section).
5 Type (or paste)
the word, phrase, or key you want to replace with a custom word or phrase
in the text entry box 
.
6 Check the appropriate box/es to define search parameters:
● MarketDirect StoreFront Words and Phrases—This will search for the default MarketDirect StoreFront text (as it shipped).
● Custom Words and Phrases (added by me)—This will search for any custom words or phrases you have added to replace (or override) the default text.
7 If you are searching by Value:
● Check the Match Value Exactly box to limit the search to exact matches of the word or phrase (an exact match for “Catalog” would not return “catalog” because without capitalization “catalog” is not an exact match).
● Select a language (localized version) from the Search Language pull-down list.
Text associated with the Invariant Language (Invariant Country) setting cannot be edited (it is the system default). The default language selected in the pull-down list is the language currently used by the browser. If the word you are searching for is not found in your first-choice language (e.g., English (United States)), try the search again in the next less specific language (e.g., English). Search the Invariant Language if there are no matches in English. In some cases, you might have to run several searches to find the word or phrase you are looking for. Also, if the search is too broad, the system will limit the display of possible matches to 10. If the actual phrase is not found, try a more specific search.
8 Click Search to start the search.
● Result: The results will be displayed beneath the Search Criteria panel.
9 Once you locate the instance of the word or phrase you want to customize by language (localized version) then click Edit corresponding to it.
● Result: The text you searched for is displayed in all its language localized variants in the editing grid.
The “key” for the instance of the text you are editing is displayed above the editing grid: You Are Editing... This is the Key that you would enter in a search (instead of searching by Value) to locate this precise instance of the text.
10 Click Edit for the variant language to customize.
11 In the Comments entry box, enter any comments about the customization.
12 In the text entry box that opens in the Overridden Text column, enter the custom word or phrase to override the existing string.
13 Click Update to save your change (or Cancel to disregard it).
Result: Your custom text will be displayed in the Overridden Text column and a "Your changes have been updated" message will be shown at the top of the page.
14 Repeat the steps above if you want to customize the word or phrase in other localized versions.