I set up the a new site as a monolingual site using the default (i.e. English). However, the site is supposed to be in Norwegian. Adding Norwegian as a second language (using the multilingual features of Drupal 9) worked as expected. However, when visitors arrive at the site, they see English, and they need to navigate to the Norwegian URL (i.e. example.com/nb as opposed to example.com) to see the UI in Norwegian.
What this message exactly means, when we edit page of a multilingual site :
"Fields that are used in all languages are hidden to prevent conflicting changes. The hidden fields are editable in the original version of the content."
I wish to apply both path and domain-based translation rules to my drupal website.
For Example,
mysite.com/jp should result in Japanese language
mysite.jp should also result in Japanese language
Similarly for other languages as well.
I need both to work somehow, however, I think drupal just allows either path or domain, not both.
I wish to apply both, path and domain based translation rules to my drupal website.
For example
mysite.com/jp should result into Japanese language
mysite.jp should also result into Japanese language
Similarly for other languages as well.
I need both to work somehow, however I think drupal just allows either path or domain, not both.