Modify the text of the Action menu in Sitecore Horizon

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Sometimes someone may want to modify the text in the Horizon's menu action(s), for example there is a case like this.

The rename action in Sitecore Horizon changes the "display name" instead of the item name, e.g:



Just in case anyone wants to modify that, one can go to the file in the directory such as: "C:\inetpub\wwwroot\HORIZON_SITE\sitecore\Sitecore.Horizon.Client\Client\dist\assets\i18n\en.json".

For the case of "rename" above, one can go to the section "CHANGE_DISPLAY_NAME"


After that, please recycle the application pool.

The modification above would result in something like:




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