Follow up for #1940590: META: Write a multipage multilingual tour.

Problem/Motivation

Multilingual configuration is spread throughout the site. It would be useful to have a tour to help users know how to configure the site for multilingual. There should be individual tours for certain multilingual features and these can be linked together to make a multipage tour later via #1940590: META: Write a multipage multilingual tour.

Proposed resolution

Write individual tour for the user profile page only.

Remaining tasks

Create tour yml files for the user profile tour:

  • User profile page (user/[uid]/edit)
    • Configure "Site language" setting
    • Configure "Administration pages language" setting

User interface changes

New tours

API changes

None

Technical pointers when creating tour tips

See: https://drupal.org/node/1921152#tour-tips-tech-note for tech notes on making tour tips.

Related issues

#1921152: META: Start providing tour tips for other core modules.
#1942576: Tour tips to be able to link to other pages and start tour's automatically.
#1940590: META: Write a multipage multilingual tour

Comments

Kristen Pol’s picture

Issue tags: +Novice

This is a good novice issue. The yml files are pretty simple. You just need to know how to inspect the HTML to know what CSS tags to target. See:

https://drupal.org/node/1921152#tour-tips-tech-note

pwieck’s picture

Assigned: Unassigned » pwieck

I would like to try doing this one. I will need a couple days to get up to speed on the doc's. Thx @Kristen Pol for telling me about this on IRC.

Kristen Pol’s picture

Thanks @pwieck! :) This is a good one. It's just one page and only a couple settings to point out.

Kristen Pol’s picture

Fyi... the "Site language" setting is for the regular pages on the site and the "Administration pages language" are for the admin pages (like when you have a regular theme vs. an admin theme). Hope that helps with knowing what might make sense to write :)

Kristen Pol’s picture

Status: Active » Postponed

I talked to @pwieck and it looks like this might not make sense to do as an isolated multilingual tour. I don't think you can have different tours on the same page (would be cool!) and since this page is *largely* about the user profile and the focus is not multilingual then it might make more sense to have a *general* user profile tour (that can touch upon the multilingual settings) rather than just a multilingual tour for the two multilingual settings on this page.

Marking postponed for now until we can figure out what makes sense.

pwieck’s picture

Assigned: pwieck » Unassigned

Unassigned myself to start on issue https://drupal.org/node/2017475 per Kristen Pol.

pwieck’s picture

Issue summary: View changes

Updated issue summary.

rodrigoaguilera’s picture

jhodgdon’s picture

As I suggested in comment #9 on the other issue, the language module (or whatever it is that is adding new functionality to the page) should use the existing tips alter hook to modify the tour that is already on that page.

See https://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/core!modules!tour!tour.api.php/functio...

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Component: locale.module » tour.module

This tour module is being deprecated, see #3336033: [Meta] Tasks to deprecate Tour module. It will be removed from core and moved to a contrib project, #3376099: [11.x] [Meta] Tasks to remove Tour.

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