Is there a way to ensure browser automatically translates page content to another language (via Google Translate)?
Is there a way to ensure browser automatically translates page content to another language (via Google Translate)?
Is there a way to ensure browser automatically translates page content to another language (via Google Translate)?
Multiple Languages for each subsite on a Multisite
Polylang plugin translation problems
I’m using Buddypress. I just want to add some kind of language tool that syncs (or updates) with the official WordPress website’s translations for plugins Plugins should come with all their language files already, all it requires is setting the language of your site which is done on install. That will set which language the … Read more
Interface translation without plugins
phantom language switcher
The shorts answer is no. The __() and _e() functions are evaluated on the server side. So by the time the page is sent tot the user, there is a plain string in the html. There is no way on the user end to access a different translation. That said, you can get around this … Read more
According to the documentation there are 3 Polylang functions that can help you here : The first to “remember” the user language. pll_current_language // Returns the current language pll_current_language( $value ); // ‘$value’ => (optional) either ‘name’ or ‘locale’ or ‘slug’, defaults to ‘slug’ returns either the full name, or the WordPress locale (just as … Read more
You shouldn’t create two wordpress installation because it is wasting resources. I think you should use wordpress translation plugins. Just google it. As for me, I use polylang. You could use News with category based or you could also create custom template and make query for that.
2 languages, 3 domains