It looks like it has a dependency on Gmap which doesn't appear to be ported yet, so it's a multi-step port. I think @stpaultim's suggestion to post a port request in the queue is a good place to start.
Hello,
Backdrop CMS has options for multilingual sites, but they are limited and do not cover all needs. A complete solution for a multilingual site requires the installation of i18. I...
Posted1 hour 59 min ago by Antony Milenkov (amilenkov) on:
Hi Steve, you can add a site-wide language switcher for visitors as a block to your layout(s). To do so, go to your layout, click "Add block", e.g. in the Header region, search for "language",...
Posted5 hours 4 min ago by Olaf Grabienski (Olafski) on:
As some folks have mentioned, some work has gone into this. We actually added the ability to have "draft revisions" into core, BUT we never completed the front end user interface for this...
Hi danryan, just to be sure, can you check if the tabs aren't hidden in your layout?
Go to the page where you miss the tabs.
In the Admin bar at top of the page...
Posted6 hours 41 min ago by Olaf Grabienski (Olafski) on:
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Have you tried it in Backdrop? It looks quite simple and may just work.
It has been suggested in this discussion, https://forum.backdropcms.org/forum-topic/where-make-request-drupal-modu... that you might post a module port request here:
https://github.com/backdrop-ops/contrib/issues (tag it "port request").
There are no guarantees, but I have seen items posted here get ported.
It looks like it has a dependency on Gmap which doesn't appear to be ported yet, so it's a multi-step port. I think @stpaultim's suggestion to post a port request in the queue is a good place to start.