How to have truly multilingual URLs

Comparing #27 with #28

Revision #28 was created by Maurizio Domba Cerin Maurizio Domba Cerin on Jul 25, 2017, 11:05:14 AM.

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- http://www.oligalma.com/en/services (English)
- http://www.oligalma.com/es/services (Spanish)

This is fine to have a multilingual site. But, we can go one step further. What if we want URLs like these:

- [http://www.oligalma.com/en/tutorials](http://www.oligalma.com/en/tutorials "")  (English) - [http://www.oligalma.com/es/tutoriales](http://www.oligalma.com/es/tutoriales "")  (Spanish) - [http://www.oligalma.com/en/services](http://www.oligalma.com/en/services "")  (English) - [http://www.oligalma.com/es/servicios](http://www.oligalma.com/es/servicios "")  (Spanish)

That is, every URL has its particular path. It changes the whole URL, not just the two initial letters (en/es).

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