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Posted by Andy Dingley on 07/07/06 10:58
James Hutton wrote:
> I envisaged that having two
> copies of the site, one English and one Greek with the user being
> directed from a multi-language index page.
Database - overkill
Apache mod_whatsitcalled will do this very easily for you, based on
language settings in the browser. (Do your own searching, I'm not
familiar with the thing). Needs a bit of learning and the right sort of
hosting though.
Simplest and most straightforward though (on a 5 page site) is probably
to just have a directory structure like this and do it all "in
longhand"
\index.html
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+- english_pages
+- greek_pages
+- shared_images_and_css
Use either SSI or before-publication pre-processing to include standard
boilerplate as needed. Although with good CSS design, your HTML should
be so simple that there's just not much in there that needs to be
boilerplated.
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