In addition to Enabling localization, you then also need to add/enable individual languages, you can do this from the Admin/Languages page. You might need to do that part as a SuperUser, if that doesn't work try it as an Admin user.

It has been a while since I've worked with the content localization.

Also, welcome! You've got a pretty early userid and this appears to be your first post in the forums!

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Chris Hammond
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Hello,

Do you mean the flags in the top? It is possible that your skin doesn't have them implemented. There is a skin widget that shows the active languages. The object is called with this (of course, you need to reference it as well):

<dnn:LANGUAGE runat="server" ID="dnnLANGUAGE" ShowMenu="False" ShowLinks="True" />

Hope this helps,

Mike