Localization PHP: How can I scan the theme to detect the addition of a new string to be internationalized?
Localization PHP: How can I scan the theme to detect the addition of a new string to be internationalized?
Localization PHP: How can I scan the theme to detect the addition of a new string to be internationalized?
i18n: How do I load translations for a language specified in the request?
How to show the front end in a different language? I am using the twentytwentythree theme
How to dynamically change the locale?
There are several plugins out there that help you to translate your site content. Though you could have googled that by yourself easily, look here to get a brief overview: https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/top-6-translation-plugins-for-your-wordpress-site/ WPML is a very powerful translation plugin (not free), in your case qTranslate should be good enough and is easier to implement than WPML … Read more
No it does not work, people that will need to translate the string will not be able to use the automated tools they usually use to extract the strings that need translation. And yes, it is always bad.
You just need to set your words in a WordPress translation tag in your theme: <?php _e(‘Goedemorgen’,’yourthemename’);?> And with the WPML string translation tool you can scan for these strings and give the appropriate translation. That’s how I do it with the paying WPML plugin. Works like a breeze. No need to make your own … Read more
He just need to get French Version of WordPress
The issue with setlocale() is not the function itself. It is that WPEngine only has English language locales installed (the complete list is below) and cannot realistically install any other locales. Because I needed to just print some Spanish language dates (not change the entire WordPress installation to Spanish), I wound up creating an array … Read more
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