# Drupal CMS Multilingual

Adds support for translating your site into multiple languages.

## Next steps

After applying this recipe, open the **Multilingual setup checklist** at
Administration » Configuration » Regional and language » Multilingual setup
checklist (`/admin/config/regional/multilingual-checklist`). It walks you through
the rest, and keeps track of what is done:

1. Add the languages you want to support.
2. Check how the site picks a language for each visitor.
3. Choose which content types and fields are translatable, on a simplified
   version of the *Content language and translation* page.
4. Translate your Canvas pages, content, configuration and the admin interface.

## Modules installed

- [Better Content Language Settings](https://www.drupal.org/project/better_content_language_settings)
- [Canvas Translate](https://www.drupal.org/project/canvas_translate)
- Configuration Translation (core)
- Content Translation (core)
- Interface Translation (core)
- Language (core)
- [Language Checklist](https://www.drupal.org/project/language_checklist)

## Installation

This project is part of [Drupal CMS](https://drupal.org/project/cms). If you're
not using Drupal CMS, you can still use this recipe in your own project. Add it
with the following Composer command:

```
composer require drupal/drupal_cms_multilingual
```

## Bugs and feedback

If you encounter any bugs or have feedback about this recipe, please file an
issue in the [Drupal CMS issue queue](https://www.drupal.org/project/issues/drupal_cms).