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Hugobricks has been fully prepared to support a multilingual setup. In the docs you will see the ‘/en/’ reference more than once. This means you can duplicate and translate all content in as many languages as you want by following a similar pattern with a different language string. Adding a language also requires an entry in hugo.yaml:
defaultContentLanguage: en
languages:
en:
locale: en
label: English
contentDir: content/en
weight: 1
nl:
locale: nl
label: Nederlands
contentDir: content/nl
weight: 2
Everything that is not page content lives in data/<lang>/, so a language is a content directory plus a data bundle: general, header, footer, openinghours, reviews, people, features, pricing, faqs, webshop and the three form definitions. Language-independent switches live in data/settings.yaml.
The theme’s own interface strings — the ‘Read more’ buttons, the cart and checkout labels, the screen-reader labels — live in i18n/<lang>.yaml, one flat key: value per line. Give a new language its own file there; a missing key falls back to the default language. English, Dutch, German, Czech and Korean ship with the theme.
Templates reach the bundle of the language being rendered through one partial:
{{ $d := partial "data.html" . }}{{ $d.general.title }}
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