✨ feat: add multilingual support #80
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💄 style: decrease spacing around language switcher
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Hey, I seen the link from abridge and took a look, this reminded me that I never finished the 404 page. I adapted some of your 404 page into mine just now. |
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Adds support for multilingual sites.
No changes to
config.tomlare necessary for single language sites; there are defaults for everything.Most code has been copied over (and adapted) from Abridge: Jieiku/abridge#105.
Switching language sends the user to the same page in the selected language (/archive, a particular post…). If this translation does not exist, the 404 is shown, which now includes this error in each language set in the config:
The "return to the homepage" part is a link to that language's homepage.
The intended use for this is keeping the same content in each language. It could be easily adapted so that the switching of languages takes you to the new language homepage, instead of looking for the article's translation.