To hide the title field from the content, go to the Manage display tab for the content type and drag the title field into the Hidden section. Since the title is now a field, it will show up under the content of each node, as well as being the title. The title will be converted to a field, which users can translate by default. Select the checkbox "Replace title with a field instance" and hit save. In the table of fields, beside the title element, click the replace link under the 'Operations' heading. Titles of nodes and other entity types can be converted to fields using the Title module as follows:įor the given content type, go to the Manage fields tab. Translation of titlesīy default in Drupal 7, titles are not fields. Once entity translation has been enabled, you can make individual fields for the content type translatable by first editing the field and then going to the 'Field Settings' tab, checking the Users may translate this field checkbox, and saving the settings.
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How to enable translation for particular fields "Enabled, with field translation" for Entity Translation "Enabled, with translation" for Content Translation To enable translation mode for a particular content type, you need to edit the content type and click on the 'Publishing options' tab and choose under Multilingual support: With Entity Translation enabled for "Node", you can set the translation mode (Entity Translation or Content Translation) for each Content Type. 3) Configure content types for entity translation This tab provides a UI for adding translations of the block in each available language. If 'Make this block translatable' is selected, a Translate tab will appear for that block. For blocks defined by modules, only the block title will be translatable. For custom blocks, the block title and block content will be translatable. The Languages tab also provides a setting for whether the block is translatable. The settings for visibility per language are provided under 'Visibility Settings' via the Languages tab when configuring a block. The Block languages module, part of the Internationalization (i18n) package, allows you to configure for which languages each block is visible. This could become tedious if have a lot of languages enabled in your site, but is useful if the content or menu structure is different for each language. If you choose Fixed Language, you'll have to set up a separate menu in each language. Translators can also use the 'Translate interface' pages to translate these menu items. Use the Translate tab to translate the menu item title and description. You can localize other custom menu items without a language (for example, menu items linking to views pages). Menu items that link to nodes in a particular language will be treated this way. You can set a language when creating a custom menu item so that the menu item will only show up for that language. There are two ways that menu items will be translated: The Menu translation module, part of the Internationalization (i18n) package, allows users to select a translation mode for each menu.
With Drupal core alone, user-defined menu items are not translatable. Now, lets discuss how to work with translation to translate the contents, field values and entity items. In the previous part, we discussed about the Translation in Drupal 7 works with few snapshots and some makeovers.
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