I have 2 languages, en and fil. I have a shortcode in both of them that gets: <ul> <li>{{ .Params.pages }}</li> <li>{{ .Params.year }}</li> </ul> Even though they have the same value, i usually update both of them. How can I make the shortcode in the fil language get the param I give to the …

Yes, [params] pages = "text" are global, shared between languages if you use: .Site.Params.pages per language, each of them can have their own, like [languages] [languages.pl] [languages.pl.params] pages = "text"

I’m afraid I can’t figure it out. So if I have set a pages param in a blog post in English language, how can I access that param to the Filipino language?

could you show your hugo.toml config file or best, full repo

I’m afraid it’s a page param and not a site param. Thank you for you help.

Thanks you. Maybe I’ll try creating a data file to be shared between translations.

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jmooring March 25, 2024, 12:34pm 5

See https://discourse.gohugo.io/t/sharing-front-mater-variables-within-a-page-bundle-with-multiple-languages/43386/6

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