In the first part of this Hugo’s Multilingual series, we covered how to manage our content translations and use those in our templates.

But what about translating strings for our project or our theme?

In this second part, we’ll see how Hugo, using its familiar data structure and configuration file, allows us to localize strings in any number of languages with minimum hassle.

Hugo handles multilingual perfectly from you content translation to your string localization, everything is simplified so coders and editors alike can focus on the rest.

In this first part, we’ll see how set up your multilingual Hugo project and translate your content!