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This plugin allows to translate paths by specifying paths in a hierarchy.

Assume you have the following hierarchy of posts (default language English):

  • about.rst
  • about/company.rst
  • about/team.rst
  • about/team/nikola-tesla.rst
  • about/team/roberto-alsina.rst

Assuming you have set PRETTY_URLS to True and SITE_URL to https://example.com, you can access the pages with the following URLs:

  • https://example.com/about/
  • https://example.com/about/company/
  • https://example.com/about/team/
  • https://example.com/about/team/nikola-tesla/
  • https://example.com/about/team/roberto-alsina/

Now assume you want to make your homepage available in more languages, say also in German. You want the URLs for the translated posts to be:

  • https://example.com/de/ueber/
  • https://example.com/de/ueber/firma/
  • https://example.com/de/ueber/mitarbeiter/
  • https://example.com/de/ueber/mitarbeiter/nikola-tesla/
  • https://example.com/de/ueber/mitarbeiter/roberto-alsina/

This can be achieved with the hierarchical_pages plugin. If you create translations:

  • about.de.rst
  • about/company.de.rst
  • about/team.de.rst
  • about/team/nikola-tesla.de.rst
  • about/team/roberto-alsina.de.rst

and use the slug meta data (.. slug: xxx) to specify the German slug, Nikola will place the German output files so that the translations are available under the desired URLs!

If you use plain Nikola instead, the URLs would be:

  • https://example.com/de/ueber/
  • https://example.com/de/about/firma/
  • https://example.com/de/about/mitarbeiter/
  • https://example.com/de/about/team/nikola-tesla/
  • https://example.com/de/about/team/roberto-alsina/

Note that this plugin requires Nikola 7.8.2 or newer.