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**Issue**: Follow UI standards, least surprise for users when using a function. The table for the different languages/names of an item is currently shown via a link: {F5552199} and looks opened this way: {F5552227} The shown/collapsed and the not-shown/collapsed version should bear some visual connection, instead of using a link with a triangle to indicate its function as a open/close trigger. Easiest would be introducing a line: {F5552338} Indicating the hidden table. A more heavy, but also more standard way would be using an accordion-element: {F5552532} {F5552526}

**//Issue//: Follow UI standards, least surprise for users when using a function.** The table for the different languages/names of an item is currently shown via a link: {F5552199} and looks opened this way: {F5552227} The shown/collapsed and the not-shown/collapsed version should bear some visual connection, instead of using a link with a triangle to indicate its function as a open/close trigger. Easiest would be introducing a line: {F5552338} Indicating the hidden table. A more heavy, but also more standard way would be using an accordion-element: {F5552532} {F5552526}

****//Issue**//: Follow UI standards, least surprise for users when using a function. ** The table for the different languages/names of an item is currently shown via a link: {F5552199} and looks opened this way: {F5552227} The shown/collapsed and the not-shown/collapsed version should bear some visual connection, instead of using a link with a triangle to indicate its function as a open/close trigger. Easiest would be introducing a line: {F5552338} Indicating the hidden table. A more heavy, but also more standard way would be using an accordion-element: {F5552532} {F5552526}