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We Have created a multi-lingual website. The url is http://wilfried.creativemedialab.net/drupal/

We have installed the website in German and then added english language, but now when we visit website http://wilfried.creativemedialab.net/drupal/ we see English as default(first language).

Is there any way to make German as Default(first language).

In the language setting we have kept German as default.

We are developing a Drupal site from a Drupal 6 template that we purchased. For some reason part of the text on some of the pages content is being hidden on Internet Explorer. It is working fine on all the other browsers, but not IE. If you hightlight the text they show up for a little bit but eventually disappear again. If I make the content longer on the page then the body of content shows up. Really strange, anyone know what to do, or have this problem yet?

I'm new to Drupal, and am building an English/Hebrew website.

I am beginning to understand how I can translate content, blocks, and menus. I very much like the power of this system, as it saves considerable time when adding or modifying a site that exists in two languages.

However, it appears to me that there is no way to move blocks from left to right configuration to right to left configuration. I can build an entire menu, set translations for it, but when I switch to Hebrew, I can't find a way of moving the block to the right side, instead of the left.

I need to translate my site www.intertik.com to Spanish.

Now, I have 3 questions, which I've been trying to sort out for a while, without success, so I'll appreciate your help:

1) How do I translate every blog item into Spanish, so that each item is visible in English in their default URL (eg. http://intertik.com/node/12) and in Spanish
in their "/es" URL (eg. http://intertik.com/es/node/12)?

hello, i am about to develope a hebrew based website.
i am happy with the admin section in english.
is it possible to create an all hebrew (right to left) website without installing the hebrew language pack?
since drupal supports utf8 i would think it's possible.

thank you

After trying several approaches, I discovered that by adding one line of code to i18nmenu.module the menu descriptions could be translated by using the usual localization/manage strings method. I'm on Drupal 5.7, with Internationalization 5.x-2.3.

The line I added (new line 34):
$_menu['items'][$mid]['description'] = t($_menu['items'][$mid]['description']);