One of my brilliant Sitecore guys, Caleb Miller, just wrote a much needed globalization post particularly on language fallbacks. Essentially, a language fallback is when “something” is not translated to the current language context…then the solution reverts to a fallback language that should have that translation. I’m sure this is not old news to those who’ve built global sites, but I’m sure you’ll get some nice insights on this post.
Here’s a quick look at what’s in the post:
- difference between sc:fld and sc:field in XSLT Renderings
- item and field level pipeline processors
- checking for languages and versions
Check it out and let him know what you think.
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