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I’m using the Docus template with Nuxt Content and @nuxtjs/i18n (strategy: 'prefix'). My content is structured like this:
content/
en/
index.md
guide.md
ru/
index.md
guide.md
I deployed my site to Nuxt Space using the “Deploy” button.
In Nuxt Studio live preview, the URL does not respect the /en or /ru prefix.
It always previews at the root /, ignoring i18n prefixes.
How can I configure Nuxt Studio so that live preview respects i18n prefixes (/en, /ru) when using the Docus template?
Is there a recommended configuration or workaround to make live preview work correctly with multiple languages and URL prefixes?
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I’m using the Docus template with Nuxt Content and @nuxtjs/i18n (strategy: 'prefix'). My content is structured like this:
content/
en/
index.md
guide.md
ru/
index.md
guide.md
I deployed my site to Nuxt Space using the “Deploy” button.
In Nuxt Studio live preview, the URL does not respect the /en or /ru prefix.
It always previews at the root /, ignoring i18n prefixes.
How can I configure Nuxt Studio so that live preview respects i18n prefixes (/en, /ru) when using the Docus template?
Is there a recommended configuration or workaround to make live preview work correctly with multiple languages and URL prefixes?
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