Here are the steps to manage translations on Drupal 8:
1. Install the Translation module: First, you need to install the Translation module in Drupal 8. This module is included in the core and can be enabled from the Extend menu.
1. Enable multilingual support: Go to Configuration > Language and enable the languages that you want to support on your website.
1. Add content translations: To add a translation for a piece of content, go to the content and click on the “Translate” tab. Next, click on the “Add translation” button and select the language you want to translate the content into. After adding the translation, you can modify it if needed.
1. Translate site menu: To translate the site menu, go to the Menus section and click on the “translate” link next to the menu item. You can then add translations for each menu item.
1. Translate site interface: To translate the site interface, you can use the Interface translation module. This module allows you to translate interface elements such as strings, labels, and help texts. You can find this module by going to the Extend menu and searching for “Interface translation.”
1. Translate site email messages: To translate site email messages, go to Configuration > Regional and language > Translation > Translate interface. Select the “String Translation” option and search for the email message you want to translate. After finding the message, click on the “Translate” link and add the translation.
1. Translate Views: To translate Views, you need to use the Views translation module. This module allows you to translate View titles, labels, and other elements. You can find this module by going to the Extend menu and searching for “Views Translation.”
Overall, managing translations on Drupal 8 involves enabling multilingual support, adding content translations, translating the site menu and interface, translating email messages, and translating Views.
