

Navigate to Manage » Configuration » Regional and Language section » Languages.Send an email to the SiteFarm team with a request to enable the Multilingual Modules.Configure your site to enable Translations Select the additional language(s) you want to offer your visitors If set to Spanish, the visitor's browser will detect and serve up the /es/ pathways of your content by default. "mi-historia" is the title you update "my-story" to in order to create a new page based on the original version, but now with an alternate translation in Spanish. Spanish pathway version: /es/noticias/mi-historia When complete, you will have two versions of the content: How does it work?Ī "Translate" tab will appear on content entities like pages, blocks, links, and a broad assortment of other elements the Site Manager configures, allowing you and your colleagues to enter a translation of the original content. SiteFarm does not translate content for you. A Site Manager configures the desired options to be translated, and the users enter in the translated content. Drupal, and by extension SiteFarm, gives you the ability to provide a translation of your default English content in a multitude of languages.
