veronicagomezvg

That’s great, i’m glad it’s already taken care of.

I will take this space to ask you just one more question.

My default language is English and my second is Spanish and because the pluging does not offer the “Spanish LA” (Latina America) i chose the one called Spanish (Mexico).

Does that mean my spanish pages, posts and others will only appear to users in Mexico or to everyone whose language is Spanish, from everything in Latina America and Spain? i ask because you have options for several spanish speaking countries like Ecuador, Venezuela, etc.

I want to make sure.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by veronicagomezvg.

Thank you Cristian, i just did that and solved part of the issue but i still have other doubts, i hope you can help me with this.

I solved this part: I configured it so it only translates the pages for spanish speakers users to learn English and French and also to translate the homepage. That way, english speakers will only have this version:

https://www.website.com/spanish/spanish-a1/Lesson-Name (without that /es/ in the URL)

But now, the version of spanish speakers that do have the /es/ in the URL appear with and without the /Es/ meaning, both links take to the same page or post.

Having the possibility of duplicate content in mind, i did my reseach and found in one of Translatepress blogs, that there are manual ways to solve it with the hreflang tag and that the pluging itself does it directly, i thought, “Ok, great, it’s already done”

But at the end, in the comment section, someone asked if it actually does that and someone from your team said the following:

You don’t need to do anything. The sitemap will work once you have the SEO pack add-on installed. If Google finds the translated page, it will index it, but some of the data will be in the original language. The SEO Pack add-on also solves this issue.

So my question is, if i don’t have the paid version, i would need to do it manually, right?

So between the links:

https://www.website.com/es/ingles/ingles-a1/Pronombres-personales

https://www.website.com/ingles/ingles-a1/Pronombres-personales

spanish speakers would only find thes /es/ version.