Hello, New user of Hugo here and I’ve managed to set up a pretty functional multilingual (English/Korean) site over the past two weeks. I’m currently using this code for my language selector in my nav menu. <div class="lang-menu"> <ul> {{ range $.Site.Home.AllTranslations }} <li><a href="{{ .Perma…

This might help: [image] Single-Domain Bilingual Site 20180205 tips & tricks A client asked us to convert their site from Japanese to add English translations for most pages, and Hugo made it easy to get the basic site working. I thought I’d mention it here in case someon…

This might help too: [image] Language switcher in menu support I do it this way:

[image] DecryptoBL: Is it possible to have the language selector link to the translated version of the current page? Yes, but it can be confusing for users if options change in the UI. If they see Korean in one menu but not another they may conclude something is broken. A better way to handle…

Another thing to consider is, what happens if there is no translation of the page. I recommend using a conditional to set the template to send the viewer to the top page or an index page of some sort, that will get set up when hugo builds the site.

Redirect to Translated Version of Current Page with Multilingual Selector

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RickCogley August 16, 2018, 2:02am 2

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Redirect to Translated Version of Current Page with Multilingual Selector

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