[FEATURE] Enable multi-language editing in Visual Editor#106
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Add a multi-language editing experience to the Visual Editor so editors can work with translated pages in one place instead of switching back and forth between separate language views. Editors can keep the regular single-language workflow when they only want to focus on one language. On TYPO3 14, they can also switch the module to multi-language mode and select multiple available languages. The editor then shows the selected language previews next to each other, making it easier to compare content, spot missing translations, review layout differences, and keep related language versions aligned while working on a page. The selected language views behave as one editor workspace. Loading feedback is shown while previews navigate, save state is coordinated across the open language frames, and related editor interactions stay in sync where this helps the user keep orientation. This includes preserving the editing position, mirroring relevant focus and movement changes, and keeping the editor from feeling disconnected when several language previews are open at the same time. When a selected language belongs to another site origin, the module now guides editors to open the backend on the matching origin instead of leaving them with a broken or confusing preview. This keeps browser security boundaries intact while still explaining what the editor needs to do next. The change also includes bug fixes around the editor module behavior that became visible while making the multi-language workflow usable, so the feature works more consistently during navigation, saving, and translated-page editing.
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Add a multi-language editing experience to the Visual Editor so editors can work with translated pages in one place instead of switching back and forth between separate language views.
Editors can keep the regular single-language workflow when they only want to focus on one language. On TYPO3 14, they can also switch the module to multi-language mode and select multiple available languages. The editor then shows the selected language previews next to each other, making it easier to compare content, spot missing translations, review layout differences, and keep related language versions aligned while working on a page.
The selected language views behave as one editor workspace. Loading feedback is shown while previews navigate, save state is coordinated across the open language frames, and related editor interactions stay in sync where this helps the user keep orientation. This includes preserving the editing position, mirroring relevant focus and movement changes, and keeping the editor from feeling disconnected when several language previews are open at the same time.
When a selected language belongs to another site origin, the module now guides editors to open the backend on the matching origin instead of leaving them with a broken or confusing preview. This keeps browser security boundaries intact while still explaining what the editor needs to do next.
The change also includes bug fixes around the editor module behavior that became visible while making the multi-language workflow usable, so the feature works more consistently during navigation, saving, and translated-page editing.