Modules can provide blocks, or we can create simple ones ourselves. A block should be configured appropriately based on its content. We might have a block that is language-independent such as an image. Some blocks might only make sense for one language, for example an advertisement targeted at German users. Other block content, such as footer text or instructions, might be relevant for some or all languages. In this section, we'll configure blocks for different use cases including a block created by a module.
For language-independent blocks, you don't need to do anything special. Just create your blocks as usual. But, if you have blocks that need to only show up for certain languages, you'll need the Block Languages module.
1. Install the Block Languages module from the Internationalization package (
drupal.org/project/i18n
) and go to Structure | Blocks | Add block.2. Let's create a block that will only be shown for one language. Fill in the Block title, Block...