After a lot of research and brainstorming I came up with the conclusion that you can:
Create a blog/page in your primary language of choice (X- for me that's GREEK VERSION)
Duplicate each page/blog(for blogs must be done manually), modify its language (to Y- eg ENGLISH VERSION) and move them to the unlinked pages section, so their links won't be in the nav-bar
In "Top Navigation" add the pages' links that you want to appear in the navigation bar eg About page, Contact etc in both languages
Then with a simple CSS code you can hide the X language's pages from the Y language's blog and vice versa.
So your in your English blog will appear only English pages, info in the nav bar, in Greek only Greek etc. You got it!
You can put on your sidebar 2 flags or something like this and you can switch between your X-Y language blogs/pages
So, all you need is that damn code. So, the code is below and it's the kind answer by: @rwilson and is given here !
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Update: I posted a new tutorial on hiding links in navbar here, in case you are interested
I see that a lot of people have the same kind of problem and the root of it is that there isn't any effective way to have a bilingual SS6 site.
So if you want to make a bilingual site what are your options?
After a lot of research and brainstorming I came up with the conclusion that you can:
So, all you need is that damn code. So, the code is below and it's the kind answer by: @rwilson and is given here !
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