Strapi internationalization for multilingual content
Setting up multilingual content in Strapi 5 with the free i18n feature: locales, choosing which content types and fields are localized, locale-aware API queries and translation workflow around it.

Pages on Strapi 5 features that decide editorial workflow and plan choice: localization, review workflows, releases, content history, audit logs, preview, GraphQL and data transfer between environments.
Setting up multilingual content in Strapi 5 with the free i18n feature: locales, choosing which content types and fields are localized, locale-aware API queries and translation workflow around it.
Designing editorial approval in Strapi with Review Workflows: stages, role permissions for moving content in and out of each stage, a required stage before publishing, and why it needs the Enterprise plan.
Publishing coordinated batches of content across types and locales with Strapi Releases: scheduling by date and timezone, what cannot change after publishing, and Growth versus Enterprise plan needs.
Comparing and restoring earlier versions of Strapi documents with Content History: 14-day retention on Growth versus up to 90 days on Enterprise, and when database backups must cover the gap.
Tracking admin actions in Strapi with Enterprise audit logs: what is recorded, the 90-day default retention and how to change it, CSV export, and shipping evidence to a SIEM for longer retention.
Letting editors see unpublished changes from the Strapi admin panel: wiring preview to Next.js draft mode or Nuxt, full-screen preview on the free plan versus side-by-side Live Preview on Growth and Enterprise.
Exposing Strapi content over GraphQL with the official plugin: Shadow CRUD schema generation, custom resolvers and policies, and setting depth and result limits that are off by default to avoid denial of service.
Moving content, media and configuration between development, staging and production Strapi instances with strapi transfer: schema matching, transfer tokens, what is not copied and the destructive overwrite on the target.

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