README.md

xHain hack+makespace

Translation

Translated versions of German pages have a .en before the file extension (this is a convention and not a requirement).

Example:

• German: support.html
• English: support.en.html

This is only to keep the files together internally. The public-facing pages (i.e. the ones generated by Jekyll) should instead be placed in language-specific directories (or the root directory / for German files).

Example:

• German: /support.html
• English: /en/support.html

Jekyll doesn't do this automatically, instead you have to manually set the permalink property in the metadata. See support.en.html for an example of what the metadata block of translated pages should look like.

By default, all pages have a link to the translated version at the top right of the page. If the conventions above are followed, these can be generated automatically. Otherwise, the links to translated pages can be overriden or disabled using the translations metadata property.

Examples:

Consider a page at /news/2016/01/01/beispiel.html. Its English version can be found at /en/news/2016/01/01/example.html rather than /en/…/beispiel.html. To link the two:

# In _posts/2016-01-01-beispiel.html:
translations:
  en: /en/news/2016/01/01/example.html

# In _posts/2016-01-01-beispiel.en.html:
translations:
  de: /news/2016/01/01/beispiel.html

If a page doesn't have a translated version, you can disable the link by passing false instead of the URI, like so:

# On a German-language page without an English translation:
translations:
  en: false