Author ColinPosted on Looking for a simple way to translate an Elementor site and go multilingual? Elementor is one of the most popular WordPress page builders for a reason – it lets you use a visual, drag-and-drop interface to design beautiful content without requiring any special technical knowledge. You can create landing pages, popups, and even design your […]
Author ColinPosted on If you want to open your WooCommerce store to new audiences and boost your revenue, creating a multilingual eCommerce store is a great option. But choosing a WooCommerce translation plugin is a big decision that you want to get right the first time. Your decision will affect your store’s front-end usability, performance, and how easy […]
Author Rae MoreyPosted on A slug is the user-friendly part of the URL that tells site visitors what a page is about. For example, this article’s URL is https://translatepress.com/blog/translating-url-slugs and the slug is simply “translating-url-slugs.” So you would assume the page is about translating URL slugs, and you would be right. But what if the URL slug is in […]
Author Rae MoreyPosted on Thanks to the web, online shoppers can choose to buy products from almost anywhere in the world. Want a pair of shoes you can’t find locally? Buy them from another country. Need a replacement part for your foreign-made car? Hop online and get it in a couple of days. But while the web has made […]
Author ColinPosted on If you want to create a multilingual eCommerce store, learning how to automatically translate WooCommerce can save you a ton of time and money. Rather than painstakingly translating each product detail from scratch, you can use machine translation to create your baseline translations and then go back and manually refine them as needed. In this […]
Author Rae MoreyPosted on No matter what kind of site you have, the easiest way to let visitors view your content in their preferred language is with a WordPress language switcher. In a nutshell, language switchers can be text, a button, or a dropdown on a page that users can click (or tap) to translate the content into another […]
Author Adrian SpiacPosted on Creating a multilingual WordPress site is a pretty laborious task. You first need to figure out what languages you want your site to be available in, then find the best translation plugin for your project. Only after this you’ll get to the part where you actually translate your site content. This process is probably the […]
Author Rae MoreyPosted on WordPress powers almost 43% of all websites and not all of them are in English. In fact, the number of non-English websites is on the rise, with 56% of WordPress sites being created in languages other than U.S. English. This shows there’s a huge opportunity for going multilingual and translating your site in multiple languages. […]
Author Adrian SpiacPosted on If you’re looking for an easy way to automatically translate your WordPress site, you can achieve this by using the new DeepL Integration available in TranslatePress. Since a significant amount of TranslatePress users have been enthusiastically requesting DeepL support (stating that it’s better than Google Translate), we had to oblige. The result: you can now […]
Author ColinPosted on Custom post types, along with custom fields, help you take WordPress from its blogging roots and turn it into the full-service, flexible content management system that it is today. If you use custom post types on your site and are looking to go multilingual, it’s important to be able to translate custom post types in […]