Translated URL slugs and redirects

A page's address is part of what ranks it. Translated slugs give each language a readable, keyword-carrying path instead of an English one behind a language code.

1. Turn on translated addresses

   In Zinn Digital® → Translate, on the What gets translated tab, make sure Translate the web addresses too is switched on.

2. Each language gets its own path

   An English page at /about/ is served in French at /fr/ with the French slug, rather than /fr/about/.

3. Old addresses redirect permanently

   The untranslated address in a language redirects permanently to the translated one, so links already shared keep working.

4. Re-translated slugs redirect too

   If a later re-translation changes a slug, the previous address redirects to the new one, so an address a search engine has already indexed is never left broken.

hreflang tags and per-language sitemaps