https://deploy-preview-233--r-ladies-guide.netlify.app/website/mulit-lingual/index.html The RLadies+ website is built for a global audience. Translation is a first-class feature, not an afterthought. The site currently supports four languages — English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French — using Hugo’s multilingual mode and a small home-grown layer for placeholder generation. Translations live in three different places, depending on what you are translating. UI strings (menu items, button labels, “Read more”, “Skip to main content”) live in i18n/<lang>.yaml. Templates pull these via {{ i18n "key" }}. Hugo en https://deploy-preview-233--r-ladies-guide.netlify.app/website/mulit-lingual/new/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://deploy-preview-233--r-ladies-guide.netlify.app/website/mulit-lingual/new/index.html Adding a new language to the site is rare but mechanical. You need to register the language with Hugo, copy a few translation files, and start the long work of reviewing the auto-translated content. This page is the checklist. Before you start, settle on the ISO 639-1 two-letter code for the language — it for Italian, de for German, ja for Japanese. That code is what you will use everywhere. Files to create or edit 1. Register the language with Hugo Edit config/_default/languages.yaml and add the new language: https://deploy-preview-233--r-ladies-guide.netlify.app/website/mulit-lingual/review/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://deploy-preview-233--r-ladies-guide.netlify.app/website/mulit-lingual/review/index.html If you speak Spanish, Portuguese, or French — or you are happy to translate from English into one of those — the site needs you. The English content is reviewed and translated. The Spanish, Portuguese, and French copies are mostly machine-generated placeholders waiting for human review. A reviewed page becomes the page that ships in production once the language is enabled there; an unreviewed one stays auto-translated and shows the orange banner explaining as much.