Drupal 8 multilingual

They are automatically constructed and once constructed they can not be changed and the only thing you can do

All this excited talk of Drupal 8 has a lot of people dreaming of the day they get to start working with it. Some people get to build new sites from scratch all the time, but a lot of Drupal work out there

Many of you reading this will be familiar with Backdrop, but for those of you who haven't heard of the project,

Drupal is not the only system changing though. PHPBB, EZPublish and even non-product PHP systems

Without the ability to Google my Drupal 8 questions, I had to figure out things by intuition, and by analogy with other components

In Drupal 7, definition and altering of blocks are done through block specific mechanisms. A block was defined by implementing providing the available deltas and the corresponding administrative labels

This means that if you have a 5-year-old Drupal 6 site, you will find major value in upgrading directly to Drupal 8. Many other benefits can justify the cost, including an easier to administer, responsive site.