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# For Algolia Search

Firstly, you need to add markets by language at ***Shopify Admin > Settings > Markets***. Learn more here:

{% embed url="<https://bavaan.gitbook.io/owen-hydrogen-shopify-theme/setup-multiple-languages/for-shopify-data-product-collection-filter-blog>" %}

Because this is a beta feature, there is no Market Indexing configuration available in the Algolia Dashboard. To enable this feature, you need to send a request to Algolia support team here:

{% embed url="<https://support.algolia.com/hc/en-us/requests/new>" %}

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Subject: Shopify Markets access.

Once Algolia team confirmed, additional configuration will appear in Shopify Admin > Algolia App > Index:

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Select index options according to the language to be translated, save to synchronize the index.

After synchronizing the data, in Algolia Dashboard will have additional index markets with the suffix "Market Index Suffix":

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You should now be able to set up multiple markets with Algolia Search and Owen Theme.


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