You’ll probably have to make it multisite and then use WPML on each subsite. So it’ll look like: se.example.com/ se.example.com/en se.example.com/sv es.example.com/ es.example.com/en es.example.com/sv
Force language in translate function
Country switcher, then option to choose language for that country [closed]
can’t change a few lines of text to another language
You can create this type of functionality using wordpress multi site functionality, But i am not sure about for multi lingual support for multi site, so learn more about for multi site functionality then you may get something about multi lingual.
Main WordPress site with several flexible clones
A more simple solution for generating the rewrite rules would be to temporarily disable the WPML plugin. I did this using WP-CLI as follows: wp plugin deactivate sitepress-multilingual-cms wp rewrite flush wp plugin activate sitepress-multilingual-cms Note that this only works a single time. Each time you add/modify a category, the rewrite list is flushed and … Read more
Efficient way to handle translations with Multisite WordPress installation
I managed to do so using a plugin called IP2Location Redirection, then it worked well for me. It turned out that Geo Redirect hasn’t been compatible with latest versions of WordPress.
You need to make your category name translation ready. You can do so by using WordPress functions such as __(‘Your category’,’your-text-domain’), _x(‘Your Category’, ‘your context’, ‘text domain’) and more click here. After that, you can use poedit or other tool to extract translatable strings form your code and create your_locale.po file which contain your custom … Read more