I have a fresh installation of Drupal 8.2.5 and want to use it for mostly Spanish content, but keeping the admin interface in English. /admin/config/regional/language says,
It is not recommended to change the default language on a working site.
And /admin/config/regional/language/detection/selected says,
Changing the site's default language itself might have other undesired side effects.
What will break if I change the default language? Or is a better question to ask, should I want to change the default language? I found this question, but it does not answer my question, aside from also being pre-Drupal8.
Thanks.
article
and translate that to something else (Artikel
in Dutch). Then we switch the default language to Dutch. Then create a new content typeSomething
. Drupal now considers the new nameSomething
to be a Dutch name and it only can be translated to English. I assume not much in this behavior has changed since Drupal 7 and that the same reasoning from the linked question applies.