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Experience Fragment Locales and Translations (Language Copy)

  • January 18, 2022
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What is the best way to create language copies for my experience fragments?

For example, would it make sense if I make the variations as language specific?
/content/experience-fragments/we-retail/marketing-card/master
/content/experience-fragments/we-retail/marketing-card/en_GB
/content/experience-fragments/we-retail/marketing-card/ar_AR

 

OR would I create 2 completely different experience-fragment like this?
/content/experience-fragments/we-retail/en_GB/marketing-card/master
/content/experience-fragments/we-retail/ar_AR/marketing-card/master

 

Is this best practice?

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Best answer by maxbarrass-anchora

As experience fragment are content you can follow the tenant segmentation:

<tenant>/<region>/<language>

so your content will look like this

/content/<tenant>/<region>/<language>
/content/experience-fragments/<tenant>/<region>/<language>/...

this will ensure no one is confused where things are and why.

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DEBAL_DAS
DEBAL_DAS
New Participant
January 19, 2022

You could refer https://exadel.com/news/aem-experience-fragments-rollout-configuration/, it gives you implementation idea also.

    maxbarrass-anchora
    maxbarrass-anchoraAccepted solution
    New Participant
    January 19, 2022

    As experience fragment are content you can follow the tenant segmentation:

    <tenant>/<region>/<language>

    so your content will look like this

    /content/<tenant>/<region>/<language>
/content/experience-fragments/<tenant>/<region>/<language>/...

    this will ensure no one is confused where things are and why.

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