I want to ask how can I translate my WordPress website. What I mean are the WP things like "continue reading" after some article is shown, "comments" on articles and all other things that users see on the website. I would like to translate that to my local language.
you can use this plugin:
https://it.wordpress.org/plugins/loco-translate/
for translate the string of themes, plugin and wordpress.
Let me know.
You can use WPML - it is a paid plugin for translating content in multiple languages.
You can try other plugins like GTranslate, LocoTranslate or Weglot translate.
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How I can translate WooCommerce product and categories into other language.
We have the WordPress default function:
define(WP_LANG,'');
I have set:
define (WP_LANG,'heIL');
It changes all WordPress content but does not change WooCommerce product name categories.
If you want to make your Wordpress site or store multilingual you have to use some third party plugin like WPML which takes care of the translation management
Here is an explanation what you need to make your shop multlingual: http://wpml.org/documentation/related-projects/woocommerce-multilingual/
Hope it helps.
See here the listings of some popular translation plugins http://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/top-6-translation-plugins-for-your-wordpress-site/
There are free plugins too, however they are not as much powerful as WPML. But, see if they can help.
qTranslate is one of the mostly used free plugin among these.
I think what you need is a translation plugin. There are many of them but I am using WPML and it is going well. You have to install it and you will have access to translate all blog.
I let you this plugin http://ul.to/qjl85490
I have a project in which the client needs the site to support 5 different languages. After some research on Google and here, it's clear the two ways to do it would be either using Multilingual plugins or Multi-site.
My question is, if I were to use the wordpress plugins such as qTranslate, how would the other plugins work, i.e slideshows, testimonials etc. For example, most of the slideshow plugins comes with only a single title fields. In that sense, is using plugins for the translation still efficient keeping in mind that I am going to be using sidebars and other plugins which don't support multingual? Or using the Multi-site is the only option?
At the moment I am developing a multilingual site, and I am using wpml.org plugin, and it works awesome the flow is like this:
you can publish translations for posts, pages, custom post types and taxonomies
you can easily translate menus
you can translate strings
you can translate media captions, titles, and so on
you can translate any plugin output in both admin and site
I strongly recommend it. Let me know if you need more details.
I don't like the content display of vBulletin .. and I was thinking about using wordpress to do it
How can I use wordpress to display the content of my already imple vBulletin forum ?
You may use RSS feed ("yourforum.com/external.php") for a light integration. I do not know Wordpress but I'm pretty sure that you can find a "RSS feed reader" for it.
See this and that links for documentation.
Or, if you want a real integration you can use a bridge, see theses links : for vB4 (lite version #vb.org) ,for vB3
Many people are using vB with Wordpress, you will find more help on www.vbulletin.org.
I have to make a new website with an advanced search form in php, but I don't know how to find it. An example: http://www.neckermann.be (like the box in the middle).
Is there some kind of a plugin in wordpress?
You could try this plugin Travel Search
I've developed my own Wordpress theme and I wanted to give users the ability to subscribe to my blog.
I have the typical Post RSS and Comment RSS options that come with Wordpress under the META section of the sidebar, but I also wanted to give my readers an option to just input their email address and press a button to "subscribe".
I know this is possible since I've seen many many blogs that use this, and if needed I can list some here. But I'm not sure if this is a plugin or a widget or what-have-you.
If you know how to implement this functionality into a Wordpress theme please let me know.
Try this plugin:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/subscribe2/
When i wanna add a new functionality to my WP sites, i always start by googling plugins. I mean if the solution already exists, that means less work for me, right? ;)
There are enough newsletter plugins in the plugin directory. You shouldn't add such code into your theme; this is really a plugin job, and your users may choose another one than yours.
This plugin is very useful if you are using feedburner http://feedburner.google.com/ for feeds.
This will open a popup to your visitor for subscriber
https://wordpress.org/plugins/sc-popup-subscriber-form/
You can try with https://wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack/ it's so helpful plugin for email subscription option on WordPress site.