The translated pages will get appended language codes. These are redundant, since the language identifier is already set behind the root page. Look at the following setup:
/ - ROOT : TranslatablePage as root element
/de : Welcome site in german
/de/blog : Blog listing site in german
/en : Welcome site in english
/en/blog-en : Blog listing in english
The -en is not needed for the blog listing. It will get worse by adding more subpages, since every single one of the will get a language code appended.
How to reproduce?
create a new page in the default language and see how the language code gets appended in the slug.
/ - ROOT : TranslatablePage as root element
/de : Welcome site ingerman
/de/blog : Blog listing site in german
/en : Welcome site in english
/en/blog-en : Blog listing in english
Technical details
Python, django, wagtail and wagtailtrans version
python 3.8,
Django=3.0.6,
wagtailtrans==2.1
Issue summary
The translated pages will get appended language codes. These are redundant, since the language identifier is already set behind the root page. Look at the following setup:
/ - ROOT : TranslatablePage as root element /de : Welcome site in german /de/blog : Blog listing site in german /en : Welcome site in english
/en/blog-en : Blog listing in english
The
-enis not needed for the blog listing. It will get worse by adding more subpages, since every single one of the will get a language code appended.How to reproduce?
create a new page in the default language and see how the language code gets appended in the slug.
/ - ROOT : TranslatablePage as root element /de : Welcome site ingerman /de/blog : Blog listing site in german /en : Welcome site in english
/en/blog-en : Blog listing in english
Technical details