A way my agency has chosen to implement it in the past is through subdomains. We created the entirety of our English site as you would normally in WordPress on mydomain.com, used the Duplicator plugin to clone the site to spanish.mydomain.com, and then changed all the text on the new site. And as @MarkKaplun recommends, … Read more
white space appears when switch to rtl
site with two diffrent menus for difftent pages?
Have you tried [de]Deutsch title here[/de][en]English title here[/en] in the name field? (obviously [de] is for German language, replace these with the desired language codes)
I really like the Polylang plugin, but that doesn’t handle the translation, only the language switch. The best way to get your site translated is to have a native speaker translate it!
i set up my wordpress site as a wordpress multisite and then used “multisite language switcher” plugin… it is free and works great…
I have a solution if you are using WPML for the multi-language support, i have used this code before. Modified after your taxonomy. <?php //Get categories from current language //Uses WPML Multi-language $terms = get_terms(‘jw_portfolio_categories’,’hide_empty=1′ ); if ( !empty( $terms ) ) { $term_links = “”; foreach ( $terms as $term ) { if( $term->term_id … Read more
Will try to relate to this as a question, talking about the merits and such of the solutions. Quite limited, normally it would not change direction, however – you might add some javascript that will dynamically add the dir=”rtl” tags when appropriate You can do that, very high maintenance but might work best, depending on … Read more
I am vaguely aware that it has something to do with the way WordPress is initialized. I know WPLANG can’t be changed on the fly. It’s how PHP works: You can’t change an already defined constant. But there’re filters for that. The following plugin is a sketch that you could use and try to see … Read more
Set language from url?