hide/show a div based on a part of the URL string

This project should be a copy-paste kind of project for experienced web developers. We are building a multilingual website and webstore on the DudaMobile (DudaOne) platform. Although Duda fully supports multilingual features, the content of the webshop surprisingly isn't. In other words: the description of a product can only be shown in one language. As we can edit the content related HTML code of the website, we want to build a simple workaround by hiding and showing div's, based on the URL of the website. We would then group the product description in a div per language... The code's logic should be something like this: Each div has a reference: 'NL', 'EN', 'FR' and 'DE' Break up the URL: it looks like '[login to view URL]', it should only look at what comes directly after the first dash: the language ref. By default, 'NL' should be shown, all other divs should be hidden. IF the content after the first dash contains the following exact strings: -"en-gb": hide 'NL' and show 'EN' -"fr": hide 'NL' and show 'FR' -'de': hide 'NL and show 'DE' Website's URL and pw (it's not public yet) available upon request. Last but not least: if you react on this project and want us to take you seriously, type the word "APPLE" in capital letters in the first line of your proposal. This way we know you have actually red our question all the way through.