Videro banner issue in Mobile

[charlottee17dc]

Hello,

I am facing issues, issues likes localization I have multiple domains connect to store now basically most of the issues are on decrum.fr domain so I if tansfer to Magento will localizaiton issue will be solved.

Need honest answers I have also domain on german thats decrum.de and this domain working fine some minor issue.

Thank you

[Ankit Jasani]

Hi @charlottee17dc ,

Moving to Magento can absolutely enable a rock-solid, multi-domain, multi-language setup - but it won’t magically fix localization issues unless you configure each store view (and its domain) correctly. Here’s what to keep in mind:

Websites > Stores > Store Views

A single Website can contain multiple Stores, each of which can expose one or more Store Views.

 Store Views are what you use for different locales (e.g. decrum.fr > French view, decrum.de > German view).

Domain-to-Store View Mapping

In Stores > Configuration > Web you set your Base URLs per store view.

You point https://www.decrum.fr/ at your French store view, and https://www.decrum.de/ at your German one.

In addition to above you need to install right language packs for store view which works for system text but for custom text you need to modify language packs.

For CMS content, Products, Categories you need to add translated content store view wise.

It would be easy to manage localization with magento in longer run.

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Thanks,

Ankit

[rajatfruite6b6]

Localization issues across domains (like decrum.fr vs. decrum.de) can be addressed better in Magento — but it depends on how you implement Magento.

Magento (especially Adobe Commerce) has very strong support for multi-store, multi-language, and multi-domain setups. This includes:

• Separate store views per language (e.g., French, German)

• Per-domain configuration (SEO, tax, currency, product translation)

• Language packs and inline translation tools

• Geo-based redirection or switchers

• Scoped content, product pricing, and catalog visibility

So, yes, Magento can absolutely solve most of the localization pain points if:

• It is properly configured for each store view

• Translation/content is managed correctly

• You're not relying on a single-language fallback structure

That said, just moving to Magento won’t automatically fix localization bugs. If the issues on decrum.fr are due to:

• Incorrect store configuration

• Bad redirect logic

• Missing translation keys

• Faulty language detection logic

Then they would need to be solved during migration or in post-migration QA.

[alaxenderm3c09]

Hello!  charlottee

                                  Migrating to Magento might help with localization, but it's not a guaranteed fix. Since decrum.de works fine with minor issues, it could be worth reviewing your settings for decrum.fr before making the switch.

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[quonishtur4938]

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