How are the two language versions linked?
Each language gets its own version: its own title, its own URL and its own text. The editor's "Translations" part links the two versions. Once you link them, the header's language switcher leads to the counterpart in the other language.
The same holds for menu items: the Hungarian and the English item form a pair, so lists, archives and functional pages switch to their counterparts too.
What does a search engine see?
Every pair appears in the page's HTML head as an hreflang link. From it a search engine knows the two pages are the two language versions of the same item, and shows visitors the one in their language.
Try it
Click the Hungarian flag (Magyar) in the header: you land on this article's Hungarian counterpart, and the British flag brings you back. You can do the same on any event, place, gallery or video.
Áron Kertész
Developer
Áron Kertész is a fictional author of BOX Demo. His headline, bio and portrait are edited in the admin, in the operator's "Public profile" section; the profile's address comes from the Authors menu item.
