Theme isn’t multilanguage ready. How can i still add a second language to the site?
You should edit the theme and add the use of translation API https://codex.wordpress.org/I18n_for_WordPress_Developers at the appropriate places.
multi-language
Blog switch wpml string translation (multi-site)
Blog switch wpml string translation (multi-site)
Adding language attribute to homepage
Adding language attribute to homepage
Reuse links in a post across different languages
I found the solution by using this plugin: Global Content Blocks I defined the links in Content Blocks. Then, all languages have the same shortcode pointing to a block. So, I only need to update the Content Block and the update propagates to all languages.
Conditionally (cpt) filter previous and next_post_link
Conditionally (cpt) filter previous and next_post_link
Multisites with different root directory
It sounds to me as if you have one website and you want each ‘site’ to have the same content but just in its own language at its own URL. You can achieve this via one core installation and a multilanguage plugin (I’ve used QTranslate with some success). Unless you want to maintain separate sets … Read more
How to load rtl.css file without changing lanuage to persian in wordpress?
# if you want to enqueue your style in you theme, rtl or else function theme_enqueue_scripts() { # enqueue style in your theme wp_register_style( ‘rtl’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/css/rtl.css’, array(), ‘1.0.0’ ); wp_enqueue_style( ‘rtl’ ); } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘theme_enqueue_scripts’ ); # if you need enqueue this, just if theme is rtl , copy this function function … Read more
How do I change a plugin language of only one page?
A simple way to solve this is to use the “Ceceppa Multilingua” plugin. https://wordpress.org/plugins/ceceppa-multilingua/screenshots/
How to use translation functions inside WordPress page
Rather than use a plugin that uses the eval() function, you could write a simple shortcode to handle translations. something like this: The issue you would face is that the strings wouldn’t be picked up automatically by a tool like POEdit, you would need to manually add the strings to the translation PO files. /** … Read more
Multilanguage website on two different domains
Method 1. You can use .pot file to store translation and use wordpress default translator functions for all of your strings such as __e() Method 2: It is better to use any translator plugin since it will do all the necessory work for you. Few of them are here https://wpml.org/ https://wordpress.org/plugins/polylang/