Multilingual

Since it seems this idea was not very popular this module is no longer developed.

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Features

• Auto-switch language based on browser defined language
• Available styles: Float, Dropdown, Flags, Flags with dropdown, Nice dropdown with flags, Flags with language names, Flags with language codes, Language names, Language codes, Globe, Popup
• Multilingual language names in native alphabet
• Alternative flags for Quebec, Canada, USA, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia
• Lightweight - no jQuery or other heavy library dependency
• Lazy loading for language flags and javascript libraries to boost performance
• Live Chat Support

Paid Features

• Neural machine translations with human level translation quality
• You can manually correct translations
• Multilingual SEO - Enable search engine indexing
• Increase traffic and AdSense revenue
• Search engine friendly (SEF) URLs
• Sub-domain (es.example.com) for each language
• Sub-directory (example.com/es) for each language
• Custom domain (example.es) for each language
• URL Translation is possible (example.com/about-us -> es.example.com/sobre-nosotros)
• In context translation interface
• Meta data translation (meta keywords, meta description)
• Translating schema.org microdata for better search engine appearance
• Seamless updates (cloud service updated on our side - SaaS, you do not need to worry about backups on your side)
• Add skip phrases
• Skip translation by CSS
• Client dashboard to see analytics and manage GTranslate service
• Translation Proxy (aka Translation Delivery Network)
• Centralized Translation Cache - We revise and improve translations over time
• Language Hosting (e.g. custom domain example.fr for French)
• Not blocked in China
• AMP translation (Accelerated Mobile Pages translation)
• Image localization - Media translation

Support
Please use our free Live chat for your questions and support requests! We will help to configure the language selector appearance on your website.

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Default language

CSS Flip is a powerful tool for Drupal theme developers who need to create multilingual themes easily and quickly.

Summary
Allow you to upload different logos for each languages defined in your site. Right now, this module allow you to specify the global logo which will affect all themes.

Why you need this module?
Drupal core allow you to upload a logo through the Site Building >> Themes interface. The i18n module allow you to configure special variables that you want to be able to make multilingual. Using only the i18n module you can upload your logos using FTP and then configure different logo paths for each languages. But it CANNOT allow you to upload a new logo using the upload form. When you do that, the logo path is changed back to a default value.
I made this module because I wanted to allow my customers to be able to upload their different logos without having to use FTP and figure out the path from it.

This module allows multilingual content to be imported using the migrate module. It (reasonably, I think) assumes that translations are identified in the source database with a language field and a common key that allows the language variants to be identified as a common translation.

To use this module, enable it as usual (its prerequisites, unsurprisingly, are migrate and i18n). Set up the site's i18n languages and create any migration content sets as desired. Then visit Administer > Content Management > Migrate > Internationalization to configure things. This requires two steps: first, identify the language field and the translation ID field for each content set; save these settings and then set up the language code mappings that correlate language codes in the source data with the enabled Drupal i18n languages. And then proceed to import your data as per usual.

So far this module supports migration of nodes and taxonomy terms only. And only fully multilingual taxonomy terms are handled properly. It is in very active development, as I am currently working on migrating a moderately complex trilingual (English / Hebrew / Arabic) site. As such, it is in a very idiosyncratic alpha state, but bug reports and feature requests are welcome.

Please contact us at http://openconcept.ca if you'd like to contract us to do specific work on this module.