Multilingual

When you build multilanguage sites, probably you need that most of your views filter by the visiting user current language.

RTL means Right to Left, it's a term used to describe the status of the interface when viewing it in a language like Arabic (right to left written langauge).

Add possibility to assign a specific language to a domain or domain alias (if domain_alias module is installed)

This tiny module allow users to translate their blocks using i18n and Wysiwyg<

GitHub: https://github.com/z7/Drupal-module-simple_i18n

The Simple I18n module implements a trivial patter matching markup to enclose your localizable strings. Anything that is sent to the user using a theme page template (and is not published in the /admin section) gets parsed by this module, so when the markup is found it is automatically filtered and otputted in the current language.

Uses

For localizing menu links, terms, views, field labels, ...

Use the simple in-line markup:

[[@ Primary language string; Other language; Third one; ... ]]

Translated string should be listed in the same order as site languages are in Regional and language configuration page.

Localizing longer texts

If your text contains the ";" symbol, use this:

[[@ Primary language string;; Other language;; Third one;; ... ]]

Localizing texts with markup (usually HTML)

To prevent chopped tags and other side effects when using WYSIWYG editors, explicitly define language for each translated fragment, by using "[[@language_code: ... ]]" syntax, example:

[[@fr: Le text en francais ]]

This small glue module adds two fields to the entity translation form that allows to translate the menu title and description associated with the node.