Multilingual in Drupal 8 - Drupal OpenDays Dublin 2014

Multilingual Drupal 8

Drupal OpenDays Dublin 2014

By: Luis Rodriguez

Apologise for my english

Why Multilingual

Two official languages

Public sector work

Europe

Inprove your website / business

In this presentation:

Install Drupal 8 in another language
Core modules (out-of-the-box)
Full translation example
Drupal 7 differences

Drupal 7

Drupal 8 - Select language

Drupal 8 - Select language

Drupal 8 - Installed

Drupal 8 - Add language

Drupal 8 - New language

Please help to translate Drupal

https://localize.drupal.org

List of modules

Explain what is the function of each module The Content Translation module allows you to create and manage translations for your Drupal site content. You can specify which elements need to be translated at the content-type level for content items and comments, at the vocabulary level for taxonomy terms, and at the site level for user accounts. Other modules may provide additional elements that can be translated. For more information, see the online handbook entry for Content Translation. The Configuration Translation module allows configurations to be translated into different languages. Views, your site name, contact module categories, vocabularies, menus, blocks, and so on are all stored within the unified configuration system and can be translated with this module. Content, such as nodes, taxonomy terms, custom blocks, and so on are translatable with the Content Translation module in Drupal core, while the built-in user interface (such as registration forms, content submission and administration interfaces) are translated with the Interface Translation module. Use these three modules effectively together to translate your whole site to different languages.