You can also change the post content by following the same steps but before that, you need to choose a post from Here:īesides posts and pages, there are other elements like menus, widgets, etc that you will want to translate and I will explain that in my next article.In this article you'll learn how to use a custom language switcher with Transposh to build a multi-language website with WordPress totally free. Note: After translation, change the setting that we have done in Step 6, again to “Use the Classic Translation Editor”. If you Select French from top menu it will show the content in french: It will redirect you to the admin dashboard. Select the content one by one and then click on Green button as highlighted in screenshot → Finish Step 9.You can see all the content is translated automatically. Here click on Translate automatically → Translate It will redirect you to the following screen: Go to translations and click on Take and Translate. After translation, change this setting again to “Use the Classic Translation Editor”. Note: After this setting, page and posts will not be working in the admin Dashboard. Now go to Settings from WPML dropdown and follow the steps: Here click on Send all items for translation or you can also select an individual page for translation. It will redirect you to the Translation basket tab. Follow the steps as shown in the screenshot: After you click the Done button, it will redirect you to the following screen. Select Classic Translation Editor → Continue
Select an existing user and add as a translator or you can add a new one Click on Add Translator and Set language pair.
Select “I want to add my own translators” Select “Make myself the site’s Translation Manager” or you can create a new one. Click on Translation Management from WPML dropdown:
Note: You can later edit these settings by going to languages options from WPML dropdown. In Compatibility reporting tab choose:ĭon’t send this information and skip compatibility notes → Next → Enter your site key → Register → Finish Then, New Footer Language Switcher options will appear in a popup box. To add a language switcher in your site footer, check language switcher in footer from the Menu language switcher section. Show language switcher in footer or Menu language switcher → Save → Nextįrom here, you can arrange the order of languages by simply dragging and dropping.Īnd also you can select where to show language switcher in your site. Start Setup WPML: It’ll ask you to select the languages you want to enable for your site, simply select the languages and click the Next button. After activating the plugin, Go to WPML→Languages you will see the following screen: Note: This is a paid plugin and you need to Purchase it first.
#WPML CUSTOM LANGUAGE SWITCHER OPTIONS INSTALL#
Install and Activate these WPML plugins from Here In this article, I’ll focus only on how to configure WPML and translate pages.Įasy steps to Install and configure WPML: That really is an astonishing array of languages! However, a good number of other languages are also supported, including Irish, Hindi, Punjabi and even Esperanto. WPML is pre-configured in more than 60 languages, from Albanian to Zulu, and everything in between. WPML is The WordPress Multilingual Plugin which is used to translate pages, posts, custom types, taxonomy, menus and even the themes’ text to other languages. A Multilingual WordPress site can be created by using WPML plugin and I’ll explain the complete process in this article.
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