I’ve to develop a multi-country, multi-lingual web site. One nation could have a number of languages. I’ve setup a WordPress Community and created subsites for every nation like following.
abc.com/ > International Web site
abc.com/usa > USA Web site
abc.com/fra > France Web site
I’m detecting Nations via Geo Location API and forcefully redirect them to their very own nation’s web site. Every nation has their very own set of languages e.g. France could have English and French with French as default language. I made a decision to make use of PolyLang for language translations. It really works advantageous.
abc.com/fra/ > default french web site
abc.com/fra/en > english translation of the french web site.
The problem I’m going through is I’ve duplicate english contents in each sub website. Is there anyway we are able to keep away from duplicates and english model of subsites makes use of the english pages/posts from international website. Ideally, Admin ought to be capable to choose which one goes to sub website and which one doesn’t.
There may be an occasion part too, that may have international occasions in addition to native/nation stage occasions.
I can consider following options and their drawbacks
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ThreeWP Broadcast plugin. This plugin broadcast web page/posts to different websites on choice. Appears to be a superb selection however duplicates the content material what I’m avoiding. Morover, I’m not positive the way it will work with PolyLang translations.
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Including ‘template_redirect’ or ‘wp’ motion, if subsite cant discover a slug, and similar slug is on the market in international website it ought to be populated and keep away from 404. We additionally have to Intercept or override WP_Query calls to run similar question on international website and return the outcomes. About PolyLang, I’m not positive the way it will work. I suppose, it may be sorted out. This method is sophisticated and will find yourself no-where.
Anybody have any higher answer? A plugin, or thought that may clear up this attention-grabbing thriller?
I consider, its a standard state of affairs for a multinational firm. So, There needs to be a viable answer to this.