Which multilingual cms to choose?

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Pavel Yakovlev2014-05-13 06:33:36

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Pavel Yakovlev, 2014-05-13 06:33:36

Hello, I made my first three-language site, Joomla 2.5 was chosen, in general, Joomla turned out to have a lot of pitfalls, and I didn’t like the organization of multilingualism.
Now there is a need to create another site in two languages (Russian and Kazakh), which free cms would you recommend?

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1001001 111, 2014-05-13
@IgorO2

wordpress

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begemot_nn, 2014-05-13
@begemot_nn

ModX
PS I'm not repeating the previous respondents, I just wrote one word in response :)
ModX Revo has multilingualism out of the box.

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Sergey, 2014-05-14
Sysa @absorberex

ImageCMS - An interesting product, with a simple tpl template engine, multilingual, free corporate version, and if necessary, easily expandable to an online store (paid version).

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frikozoid, 2014-05-13
@frikozoid

drupal

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Pavel Yakovlev, 2014-05-13
@Kith_Debeetham

who had the experience of joomla and wordpress, which engine is faster and easier to make a multilingual site?

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Boris Shepelev, 2014-05-13
@bshepelev

Think a little about SEO in the future! Keywords, Description, Title! Will a plugin or module allow you to achieve for each version (another language) its key features of indexing! The answer will be obvious....

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Goldring, 2014-05-16
@Goldring

In order to choose the system you need that will translate resources into other languages, you need a CMS that supports unicode to work with different languages. I have been working with the LiveStreet engine for over a year and so far nothing has come across better. Easy to use and constantly updated. Try it, good luck.

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Vadim, 2014-05-20
@vshemarov

Different people interpret the concept of "multilingualism" very differently. In some cases, this is the support of the same content in parallel in different languages (that is, the same article must be in all supported languages). For some - independent filling with content in different languages and an autofilter when choosing a specific language. And in some cases, it is enough for people that all service messages and inscriptions on the site are switched in accordance with the selected language, and the content is mixed.
If you are satisfied with the latter approach, then Alto CMS supports multilanguage out of the box. Switching languages is possible both by GET parameter (such as site.com/blabla?lang=en) and by specifying the language directly in the address (site.com/en/blabla) - this is all insisted in the config