Best way to build a bilingual site?

What would be the smartest way to do a bilingual site? Have
two distinct
copies of every HTML file, or offer both languages in the
same HTML file and
running "if/then" checks at every text instance?

> What would be the smartest way to do a bilingual site?
Have two distinct
> copies of every HTML file, or offer both languages in
the same HTML file
> and running "if/then" checks at every text instance?
If you are staffed and committed enough to ensure that all
pages will be
translated and updated in tangent, then the best route is to
implement a CMS
that can handle localization and, probably, workflow to
ensure all content
is updated in synch.
If not, then it probably makes sense to separate out the
translated sections
into their own areas and updated however the rest of the site
is being
updated.
-Darrel

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2
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> The Photoshop design is what the client approved and is
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> of stuck with it and can't really simplify it. Is that
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>
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