Multi-language website folder and file structure

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Good morning,
I am structuring a multi-language website with the following sub-directories:

  • dominio.com/PT
  • domain.com/EN

I can have an index in each of these folders?

I ask this question because I wonder if I should have an index in domain.com that links to the language pages in the directories I created or if there are only index in the sub-directory directories.

Thank you.

php html
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    Possible duplicate of How to translate a website into PHP?

  • My question relates to the structure of folders and files that need to be created on the hosting server and not exactly with the php commands needed to perform a text translation. Thank you.

  • Are you using any framework or CMS?

  • At this time the site is not yet published and I am creating it on my pc with visual studio code but I am in doubt about the structure of folders and files. Thank you.

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There are several ways to make such a structure, you can create a file where you will be saved all the texts of your site.

create a file for the languages you want example:

php.

<?php

$titulo = "Meu carro"
$descricao = "Um carro qualquer"

?>

php-text.

<?php

$titulo = "My car"
$descricao = "Any car"

?>

On your website instead of directly writing the texts you call the variables, if it is /pt you call the text-en.php file and so on

  • Thanks for the answer. My question is more related to the file structure that has to be created on the server.

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