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10.3. Translating Content

By Guy Vigneault | 1:02 AM EDT, Wed October 14, 2026

Goal

Translate the home page to Spanish.

Prerequisite knowledge

Section 2.7, “Concept: User Interface, Configuration, and Content translation”

Site prerequisites

  • The Home content item must exist. See Section 5.2, “Creating a Content Item”.
  • The core Content Translation module must be installed, and your site must have at least two languages. See Section 10.1, “Adding a Language”.
  • The Basic page content type must be configured to be translatable. See Section 10.2, “Configuring Content Translation”.

Steps

  1. In the Manage administrative menu, navigate to Content (admin/content).
  2. Locate the home page. You can search for it by entering "Home" in the title field.
  3. Select Translate from the dropdown button in the row of the Home content item. The page Translations of Home appears.
  4. Click Add in the row Spanish.

    Adding a content translation

  5. Note that the user interface has switched to Spanish. To switch it back to English, remove the first instance of es in the browser’s URL. For example, if your URL looks like example.com/es/node/5/translations/add/en/es, remove the es that comes immediately after example.com.
  6. Fill in the fields as shown below.

    Field nameExplanationValue
    TitleTranslated title of the pagePágina principal
    BodyTranslated body of the pageBienvenido al mercado de la ciudad - ¡el mercado de agricultores de tu barrio! Horario: Domingos de 9:00 a 14:00. Desde Abril a Septiembre Lugar: parking del Banco Trust número 1. En el centro de la ciudad
    URL alias > URL aliasTranslated address of the webpagepagina-principal
  7. Click Save (this translation).
  8. Go to your site’s home page to view the newly translated page.

Expand your understanding

  • Follow the steps above to translate more content on your site.
  • Section 10.4, “Translating Configuration”

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Attributions

Written by Boris Doesborg.

 

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