A site can have further languages (Settings → Languages). A page is built once; each language
adds only its texts, keyed by the stable block IDs, plus its own address under /en/… (ADR 111,
document schema v27, migration 20261009000100 for page_translation).
- Editor: DE | EN switch, a list of all texts with original, state (missing, translated,
original changed) and filter; structure stays with the main language. Undo, drafts,
publishing and revisions cover all languages at once.
- Website: /en and translated slugs, lang, canonical, hreflang with x-default, og:locale,
sitemap; links to translated pages follow the language; a language switch block.
- Header, footer and linked sections translate the same way; menu entries carry labels per
language; fixed template texts come from a small dictionary.
- Forms: labels, help, options, button and success message per language; messages and the
step script speak the language, the submission and the email stay in the main language.
- Posts, archives, category names, consent text and the 404 page follow the language.
- Single-language sites see none of it and never touch the new table.
The forms administration becomes an overview with one row per form and its own edit page;
fields are one line each with details collapsed.
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Forms gained steps, conditions, image choices, number fields with units and a
summary step; the DEEG price finder uses all of it. Plugins are manifest plus
Twig: blocks, settings, containers, routes, presets and theme packs, switched
per installation. The review backlog is done: archive pages render through the
normal page pipeline, forms and post lists work inside areas and sections,
repeated sections get their own ids, breakpoints and colours come from the
palette, backup and update work on MySQL and lock each other out.
The task worker no longer shortens a process that has no time limit:
set_time_limit() sets the limit instead of extending it, which turned an
unlimited CLI run into eighty seconds and killed the full test suite far away
from the scheduler.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
kantarciandClaude Opus 5.5