intl

Handle multilingual formatting in Astro components by applying built-in Intl APIs for dates, numbers, and currencies. This ensures the display adapts to the current locale state instead of relying on hardcoded values.

The best way to localize CMS fields for a multi-language website is to configure content fields to be localized. This ensures translations are stored per locale and standardizes locale-aware content across the frontend.

You do not need to manually format localized lists and labels for client-side rendering. The approach uses built-in Intl APIs to automatically adapt list formatting and access localized labels based on the global locale state.

Your frontend displays hardcoded strings because text fields are not enforced as localized. Enforcing localized CMS fields and relying on the global locale state for UI labels prevents these locale errors and ensures correct translations.

Yes, you can use built-in Intl APIs for locale-aware formatting without external dependencies. The system relies on these native APIs for date, time, number, currency, and list formatting across your Astro components and CMS fields.