WordPress is community translated. For a good number of languages, the translation is relatively complete and follows high quality standards. The codex page on WordPress in your language reports: WordPress in Urdu – اردو is ongoing, but slow. Need more contributors. So in essence: No, WP is not entirely translated to Urdu yet. You could … Read more
I’ve found what was going on, so I’m going to answer it for future reference, as it’s a common issue without clear solution. TL;DR: If the WPML language which’s not redirecting has a country code (eg. en-US instead of en) then you probably have the same bug. Jump to section “How to fix it”. The … Read more
You should hook with the locale filter: add_filter(‘locale’, ‘my_get_locale’); function my_get_locale($locale) { if ( is_page( 2846) ) { return “en_GB”; } return $locale; }
You need to use the function pll_the_languages() to get the language switcher. It has a bunch of arguments which you can use to customise the language switcher: $args is an optional array parameter. Options are: ‘dropdown’ => displays a list if set to 0, a dropdown list if set to 1 (default: 0) ‘show_names’ => … Read more
See Installing WordPress in Your Language in the codex.
it’s the URL encoded version of your text. <?php echo urldecode(‘%d7%90%d7%90%d7%90’); ?> outputs: אאא post_name is the slug, so the characters have to be URL-safe.
Here’s a proper multisite solution: Install WordPress directly on the root of your domain mysite.de. After that, setup a multisite and chose the subdomain option (Yes, subdomain! It’s far more flexible and you can use it with subdirectories as well). WordPress will ask you to update wp-config.php and .htaccess. To the wp-config.php add the following … Read more
There are already an en_US.po file in the theme you are using. You can simply make a copy of that file and rename it as pl_PL.po. You can now open the pl_PL.po template with poedit, do all your translations in there, and just save it. Poedit will automatically create a pl_PL.mo template. No need to … Read more
According to Polylangs Function Reference, pll_the_languages Displays a language switcher. And most probably it uses some additional CSS/JS to work. If you want to get the list of languages and display them with your custom code, then you can use this function instead: pll_languages_list($args); and it will return the list of languages. $args is an … Read more
Insights into WordPress Multi-Site, Domain Mapped, and Multilanguage site using WPML [closed]