Polylang is a freemium WordPress translation plugin that will enable you to create multilingual websites. With this plugin, you will need to translate the content yourself or hire someone to do so for you. Using Polylang, you can then provide translations for posts, pages, media, categories, post tags, menus, widgets, and much more.
WPML v4.2.9 – Multilingual Plugin
MultilingualPress is a premium WordPress plugin that harnesses the power of WordPress Multisite to help you create a multilingual WordPress site. You can create an unlimited number of sites, and users can switch between the translations using a simple language switcher.
The WordPress carousel plugin is fully compatible with the WordPress multilingual plugin WPML. You can add multilingual text for carousel title, description and image alt text. When adding images from WordPress Media Library, the carousel plugin will directly load multilingual text defined with WPML Media plugin. The created WordPress carousel will automatically switch to the language of the current webpage.
We also have created a quick little plugin called wpml-auto-settings which auto activates and configures the wpml plugin in the db for that newly created blog. The settings are hardcoded in the plugin atm. We needed this because our audience will not be able to enable plugins and configure wpml.
For example, in multilingual websites, creating a translation of a post/widget may require some translations to be loaded for a given plugin text domain. The user locale (dashboard locale) is loaded by default, so it is important to unload that if it has been loaded already and seek the translation file to load for the text domain for the requested locale,
Translating the WordPress website to either multilingual or bilingual is always preferred. Mainly because it boosts the SEO opportunities and outcomes. Apart from great SEO results, it will help us to reach a wider audience across the globe, as we are not limited by the language barrier. One can choose either to go with the free plugins or opt for the paid version if certain features are needed. The choice of which plugin to use will eventually come to personal preferences. One must keep in mind that not all WordPress themes and plugins can be translated. Remember to make a backup, to roll back changes if anything goes wrong.
BasePress is fully translatable via .pot files which you can find inside the plugin folder under languages.If you need a multilingual knowledge base than consider upgrading to our Premium version for WPML compatibility. 2ff7e9595c
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