The text domain is a unique identifier, which makes sure WordPress can distinguish between all loaded translations so Using the basename of your plugin/theme is always a good choice because plugin/theme basename is always unique though it is not mandatory to have plugin/theme basename as text domain, you can use any unique identifier. If you’re … Read more
You can use sprintf: echo sprintf( __(‘Follow %s on Facebook’, ‘yanse’), get_bloginfo(‘name’) );
1st as you figured out, WordPress does not offer any built in multilingual support for posts and pages. 2nd Themes, plugins etc. need a separate translation workflow than pages. But that is usually ok, since the theme does not change as much as the pages (normally). To translate the themes I would recommend Loco Translate … Read more
you need to change the localisation of your WP install, which I dont know how to do – and whatever local you choose, cart will automatically choose that language file. I havent done it yet but that seems the way: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/cart66-running-on-another-language You can hard change the cart.php file, but like changing views folder any plugin … Read more
To set a specific language in a multi-site the language files must be available in the language directory, usually in wp-content/languages. So if you want to set the language to ja_JP a file ja_JP.mo must exist there. You can get the language files from the SVN repository.
I recommend (and use myself) XAMPP located here LINK, which will allow you to run a web-server on a machine of choice. Once you setup XAMPP, you would install WordPress or WordPress with Multisite (enabled) just like you would any other WordPress installation on a website host. You have full control over your server (run … Read more
Install the plugin WP Native Dashboard. Then you can set one language for the front-end in your wp-config.php and each user can choose another one for the back-end. See Change language of comments template for details and a screenshot.
WPML is also a multilingual plugin (and a paid one as well), but it allows for page cloning, i.e. you could create a page for a single language and clone it to all the other languages, or change it for the scenarios where you have specific locale dependent details. It all depends on the amount … Read more
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