I’d like to run a blog site with two locales, but the content for each is gonna be mostly different. Some articles are to be published in both languages, but mostly not.
Does Ghost provide such a feature?
I found an old post from 2018 ( Ghost in multiple regions ) , so it was impossible back then, ok. Is it possible now, by any chance?
What do you think if I do the following, does it make sense at all?
I create 2 collections, one for each locale, the collection names are “en” and “ru”.
Every MD file would have a “locale” tag specified in the frontmatter.
Pages/routes will be en/blog, ru/blog, en/home, ru/home, en/about, and ru/about.
This way, every content file must belong to one of the collections (to one of the locales). So a content file will be unique and exist only in one collection.
You can definitely put separate language content in separate collections, and you can even load portal in separate languages. But you can’t get ghost to send emails in different languages, and although you can get the couple strings in search on separate languages, you can’t get language specific results from it.
I’m exploring some workarounds based on many different contributions across the community, mostly from the good people here in the forum.
My current approach is roughly using a custom routes.yaml file (sredevopsorg-ghost-theme/routes.yaml at main · sredevopsorg/sredevopsorg-ghost-theme · GitHub) and then some hard customization starting with separated defaults files for each language and custom post templates for each language too, and all the mess is kind of held together using tags as my duct tape (public and/or private)
At this time, the idea is working pretty well due to my proudly low standards (hahaha), but… it works!
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