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Description
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
No, this issue aims to make the documentation website accessible to a broader audience by providing support for multiple languages. The goal is to enable users from different regions and language backgrounds to access the documentation in their native languages, thereby enhancing the website's usability and reach.
Describe the solution you'd like
To implement multi-language support, developers will need to work on the following tasks:
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Language Selection Menu: Add a language selection menu or dropdown to the website, allowing users to choose their preferred language. This menu should be easily accessible and clearly indicate the available language options.
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Translation Integration: Implement a translation system that enables content translation for each supported language. This may involve collaborating with translators or using automated translation services to provide accurate and coherent translations of the documentation content.
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Language Switching Mechanism: Develop a mechanism that allows users to switch between different languages seamlessly. When a user selects a different language, the website should reload the relevant content in the chosen language without disrupting the user experience.
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Localized URLs and SEO Considerations: Ensure that each translated version of the documentation has its own localized URL structure. This helps search engines index and rank the pages correctly for different languages, improving the website's search engine optimization (SEO) for multi-language support.
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Language-Specific Formatting and Date/Time Localization: Take into account regional differences in formatting, date/time display, and other language-specific requirements to ensure a culturally appropriate user experience.
Describe alternatives you've considered
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Additional context
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