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Hello Drupal Community,

I'm working on a multilingual Drupal 10 site and facing issues with translating block titles correctly. I have a view configured to display content in blocks, where each block title is linked to taxonomy terms leading to overview pages. The setup aims to show block titles in the respective language of the site (e.g., "Veranstaltungen" in German and "Events" in English).

Here's what I've done so far:

Let me preface this by saying that I am just starting out with Composer and Drush; have mercy if I ask questions that may seem stupid to experts. If I want to move to D10 composer is essential, and since I am just starting to study them I will start with both.
Locally it was easy enough, although with Drush I had to search a bit to find that I had to install the Drush-Launcher in '/usr/local/bin/drush'.

I'm building a data rich website as an exercise to teach myself Drupal.  At it's core is a set of dashboards which allow the user to view tables / charts / maps summarizing 15,500 nodes of a single content type. I imported these nodes from a CSV file.

Hello dear Drupal Community,

I'm facing a challenging issue with translating views in my Drupal 10 news magazine website. I have all the necessary modules (including Content Translation) enabled and properly configured, but I'm unable to translate any views into English.

Overview of the Issue:

My Drupal sites are hosted at GoDaddy. Currently on Drupal 8 with PHP 5.6.40. I decided to install a test site, to play and learn. GoDaddy offered 10.1.6 but I got an error saying it requires PHP 8.1.6 or better.

Will the PHP upgrade break my existing sites?

What version should I be using with Drupal 8?

Is there a way to create an additional page that works like the home page? I want my home page to remain a blog site, and I want to offer the same kind of article stream with teasers on a different subject, a list of events. All without custom coding. Is anyone already doing this?