Use the lang page variable attribute
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Available in 11ty 2.0 with the i18n plugin
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Thanks for this, @hjonin. Apologies this plugin hasn't seen much attention lately. Hoping to revisit and bring a few of these modern improvements along. |
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Hi!
Since the version 2.0 of 11ty, a lang attribute has been available in the page variable.
I am suggesting this PR to reflect this addition and use this handy attribute directly rather than inferring the lang from the URL.
Thanks in advance!