You can use language-specific template sets to localize, although using one template set is the preferred approach.
With the multiple template set approach, each locale of a storefront has its own set of templates. The templates are stored in uniquely named folders, with this file structure:
templates>\<locale folder>\<template files>By default, Salesforce B2C Commerce provides all templates within the
\default folder. This folder is used when no template is found for the
requested locale. Directory names for locale-specific templates consist of a language and a
country code, as specified in the standard ISO 639 (language) and ISO 3166 (country).
This table shows some sample folder names:
| Locale | Folder Name |
|---|---|
| English/United States | en_US |
| English/Ireland | en_IE |
| German/Austria | de_AT |
| Spanish/Argentina | es_AR |
| French/Canada | fr_CA |
For example, templates could be stored in this directory structure:
.../cartridge/templates/default/multiple_template_files
.../cartridge/templates/en_GB/multiple_template_files
.../cartridge/templates/en_IE/multiple_template_files
.../cartridge/templates/en_US/multiple_template_filesYou can use the following defaults to represent general languages:
| Language | Folder Name |
|---|---|
| English | en |
| German | de |
| French | fr |
| Spanish | es |