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Pico is a stupidly simple, blazing fast, flat file CMS.
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Need help with our installation of Pico #397

Closed ghost closed 6 years ago

ghost commented 7 years ago

Hello, I am the webmaster for a non-profit group in Arlington, VA. We got an installation of Pico on our server in 2012. I have a question about it but the corp that installed it seems to be out of business. Is there someone who can help us address some issues? My e-mail is rjowell@wrapcompliance.org

PhrozenByte commented 7 years ago

Pico is a open source project, there's no official commercial support, installation service or suchlike. However, if you need help you can take a look at our docs, open a new Issue with a concrete question right here on GitHub or join us on #picocms on Freenode IRC. See http://picocms.org/docs/#getting-help

ghost commented 7 years ago

Thanks, my question is this. We are a global non-profit group so we asked that our site be able to support different languages. They set Pico up so that each page we created would have a different URL directory according to the language (for instance, www.wrapcompliance.org/en/certification or wrapcompliance.org/zh/certification). We need to know how to add another one of these language codes to the system.

PhrozenByte commented 7 years ago

This is a feature tailor-made for your website, this is no feature of Pico itself.

The natural solution is that you've a content/en/certification.md file representing the contents of www.wrapcompliance.org/en/certification and a content/zh/certification.md file representing www.wrapcompliance.org/zh/certification. If this is true - and this is just guessing from my side! - you'll have to create a content/XX/certification.md with contents of the certification page in language XX. Depending on how i18n is realized in your website's theme, you might also have to add the XX language somewhere (might be a config value in your config/config.php or just config.php, depending on the Pico version you're using). Again, I'm just guessing, this feature was made explicitly for you by the company that made the website.