Secondary Web site layer
This section describes the Web site layer in the single content master BluePrint which contains content in a country's secondary language.
Primary and secondary Web site layers model your translation strategy and business organization and do not necessarily reflect the predominance of one language in a specific region. Countries frequently have more than one national language and for each of these languages you may need to provide a translated Web site.
The following image shows an example of a Publication defined in the single content master BluePrint secondary Web Site layer:
- Web Site Layer (primary) — the Dutch-speaking Belgian Web site has been included in this level because local content specific for Belgium is created in Dutch. The Belgian (Dutch) Web site contains:
- Global content shared from the Dutch Translation Content Publication
- Local content created in Dutch for the Belgian Web site
- Web Site Layer (secondary) — the French-speaking Belgian Web site contains:
- Global content shared from the French Translation Content Publication
- Local content shared from the Belgian (Dutch) Web site, localized and translated