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We are building an English site works quite well.
We need to build a Russian site into which we cut and paste approved Russian translations of the English text.
We do not need not wish Drupal to do the translation.
The text must be in Cyrillic Times New Roman font.
I will need the menus and header to remain in English and just produce the page content and a menu in Russian
I've read the above messages but it's a bit beyond me at the moment.
I have set up pages for the Russian text but it defaults to question marks which I read are because the Cyrilic language is not on the server.
Should I start a new site using the same theme but with Russian as the Default, this is a problem because I do not speak/read Russian but rely on translation experts.
should I set up new content types for on the English site the Russian text.
Is there a step by step tutorial on how to do the above.
Thanks in advance
Thanks for the nice tutorial! I really needed this! If my module needed to use a different page.tpl.php, how would I get that going? Thanks!
thats really helpful. Great job Greg, thanks a lot
Thank you! The official documentation is a little overwhelming for someone new to Drupal. This was clear and easy to understand.
You are my hero. I have banged my head against a brick wall trying to put this stuff together.