inthanet
posted this
15 March 2024
Hi,
I know it f.....!
As I wrote a year ago, we decided not to use the Multi-Language
Feature from Nicepage.
Our Work-Around for the past 12 months is to handle each language for its own and merge the code together before publishing.
My sounds crazy or complicated, but is not.
There are many other advantages to handling each language separately.
As example, Images for each language, design for each language (because of different text length per language)
Actually, it's faster to separate. We do first the English language because 80% of our customers are from countries where the English language is a part of their daily life. When the website in English is published we just duplicate the code and make the translations, images, SEO for the additional language. The additional language website code will be published in a folder. In this way, it is easy to link between the languages.
OK, long story, hope it helps
Regards,
Uwe
Hi,
I know it f.....!
As I wrote a year ago, we decided not to use the `Multi-Language` Feature from Nicepage.
Our Work-Around for the past 12 months is to handle each language for its own and merge the code together before publishing.
My sounds crazy or complicated, but is not.
There are many other advantages to handling each language separately.
As example, Images for each language, design for each language (because of different text length per language)
Actually, it's faster to separate. We do first the English language because 80% of our customers are from countries where the English language is a part of their daily life. When the website in English is published we just duplicate the code and make the translations, images, SEO for the additional language. The additional language website code will be published in a folder. In this way, it is easy to link between the languages.
OK, long story, hope it helps
Regards,
Uwe