With the i18n module, it is possible to make a Drupal site multilingual, but the data such as site name, slogan, mission, etc. are not translated. But with a trick it is possible.
Adding Variables
Open the file: /sites/default/settings.php and add the following text:
/*
* Multilingual settings
*
* This is a collection of variables that can be set up for each language when i18n enabled.
* These are the basic ones for Drupal core, but you can add your own here.
*/
$conf [ 'i18n_variables'] = array (
'site_name',
'site_slogan'
'site_mission'
'site_footer',
'anonymous',
);
It is possible to translate more website data than this, see drupal.org/node/134002.
The translation input
Go to menu: Home » Administer » Site configuration » Site information
Check if there is under sitename en slogan “This is a multilingual variable.” is written. If so, then we can translate this velden.
Do the following:
- Switch the site to the language you want translate.
- Fill in the multilingual fields for this language.
That’s it! If you now switch the website language, you will see that these data also switches.