There were still two issues left in the existing theme. 1. On Tag pages, only posts in the selected language are shown, but on Author pages, both English and Korean posts appear together. 2. Even if a translated post exists, changing the language in the Language selector takes you not

💡On Managed Ghost hosting, you cannot modify Ghost Core or register custom Handlebars helpers. This is the approach I chose to eliminate repetitive Code Injection within that constraint. For each post, I could manually insert hreflang into Ghost Admin's Code Injection. But every time I publish a translated

The English home is served at /, and the Korean home at /ko/, but search engines had no information indicating that the two pages were versions in different languages. Providing users with a Language selector and explaining multilingual relationships to search engines are separate issues. For search engines, you need to

In the previous version, I also applied multilingual filtering to the Tag page. It shows only the post cards that match the language selected in the Language selector, and I also added an opacity transition so the cards fade in smoothly. But when I actually used it, there was a

This explains how to make the home links in the navigation bar, footer, and error page point to the correct language-specific homepage. There are home links in the navigation bar, footer, and error page. These links are set to @site.url, and regardless of the multilingual settings, they only

Let's go to the news tag page. https://{host}/tag/news/ If you open that tag page, it shows everything: Korean posts (#ko: ko news1, ko news2), English posts (#en: en news1, en news2), and posts without a language tag assigned (Comming Soon). Let's look at

I finished the basic setup for a multilingual blog. I used the / and /ko/ paths to separate posts by language. Right now, you can only move from the English page to the Korean page, or vice versa, by manually entering the URL. For user convenience, let's add a

When you look at a post, you can see that even if it is an English post, the show_recent_posts section at the bottom displays all posts regardless of language. Let's fix this part. 0.0.2 · sanghunka/ghost-multilingual-theme@0e2b7a3Multilingual show_recent_posts_footerGitHubsanghunka Edit

Ghost can create a Collection of specific posts. Let's create tags for each language we want to support and make a Collection for each one to build a multilingual blog. 1. Create internal tags for the supported languages 2. Set up Collections in routes.yaml 3. Modify the

💡I wanted to run my English blog and Korean blog in one place Why I Chose Ghost The requirements I wanted were as follows. 1. It had to have a CMS. GitHub Pages was far too cumbersome for writing and editing posts. 2. It had to be easy to back