Change the diagram language
You choose a language when you create a text diagram, and you can change it afterwards. Changing it does not translate the source; it changes how the source is interpreted.
That sounds obvious and still catches people, because a Mermaid flowchart set to Graphviz produces a confusing error rather than an obvious one.

#What this is for
Creating a text diagram.
Fixing a diagram detected as the wrong language.
Converting a diagram by rewriting it in a different language.
#How it works
Action | How |
|---|---|
At creation | Pick from the language list when you insert the diagram. |
Afterwards | Change it from the editor toolbar. |
What changes | How the source is interpreted, and which renderer draws it. |
What does not change | The source itself. Nothing is translated. |
Missing languages | An administrator may have turned some off. See Administration. |
#A few things that catch people out
Changing the language does not convert the source. Rewrite it, or change the language back.
A confusing parse error is often the wrong language rather than a bad line.
Mermaid is the fallback, so unrecognised source ends up there.
#Related
The source is right there. Read it.
