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Hi,
I have been using muse for a while and like it very much. I want to convert an existing website using Muse. It is a bi-lingual website, in English and German. I was planning on using my existing URL structure to seperate the two languages: www.mydomain.com/en/page1.html and www.mydomain.com/ge/page2.html etc
But from what I have been reading today, it is not possible to create these URL structures with adobe muse. (or is it with the latest edition of muse?)
So, the next option I could think of was to create subdomains. For English I would just use the www.mydomain.com and for the German one I would use ge.mydomain.com
In order to do this, do I need to make two muse websites, one in English and one in German?
I would prefer to have only one muse website, so that I only have to work with one master and linking between the pages would be easier.
Thanks!
Yes, you need to maintain two sites or maintain the localization in Dreamweaver after publishing from Muse. And since you are so obsessed about SEO: The language and region identifier for German according to ISO is still "de", not "ge", so your subdomains and folders need to be labeled accordingly. You wouldn't want a German website to be listed under a foreign language on Google just because of a misnomer.
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Yes, you need to maintain two sites or maintain the localization in Dreamweaver after publishing from Muse. And since you are so obsessed about SEO: The language and region identifier for German according to ISO is still "de", not "ge", so your subdomains and folders need to be labeled accordingly. You wouldn't want a German website to be listed under a foreign language on Google just because of a misnomer.
Mylenium