I try to use Zinnia with Django-CMS but I can't figure out how could i use my native language in it. I know it's translated, there is a directory in zinnia's locale folder.
first you need to have the LANGUAGE_CODE setting to your native language and activated the Django i18n mechanism.
Then if Zinnia has a translation for your language, it will be used.
If not, you can contribute on the Transifex page for adding your translation, which will be included in the next releases.
https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/django-blog-zinnia/resource/djangopo/
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In the latest Wordpress version 4.1 you should be able to change language by visiting:
Settings > General : Change Site Language option value.
Language can be selected from a list of available languages.
but i can only find English language is there anyway to upload Arabic language also?
As far as I know, Arabic language also requires a RTL (right-to-left) template, so you would need to install a plugin for that.
Do you want to switch the administration section to Arabic or just the frontend template?
I have successfully used this plugin - https://wordpress.org/plugins/arabic-font/ - for several posts and pages.
Currently have a wordpress installation. I've created .mo files with translations but dont want to use wp-config.php to change the language. I want the language to change for the front end (for things such as "posted by:" etc) based on cookie we are creating when the user switches their language. I can't seem to find any way to do this. Is there a hook somewhere in wordpress where we can show the translations based on user cookie?
Wordpress has already this functionality built in using the gettext utility., with a lot of plugins to facilitate the process for you .
One of the best is with no doubt the qTranslate plugin, which offers a lot of hooks and custom functions and operates in much the same way like you described. And it is free.
I have a multilingual website, and I'm trying to figure out how to make it open automatically in a certain language based on user's location... Could someone refer me to the article or website which describes this?
P.S. I'm using WordPress
You may want to look at the Multi-language switcher plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/multisite-language-switcher/
First, you need a Plugin for WP as mentioned above. WP does not support multilingual websites by default.
Automatically displaying the right language is not wrong, as long as you have an option for the user to change the language.
The Pro Version should have language detection, but not sure if it is available yet:
https://github.com/inpsyde/multilingual-press
I've installed and configured a Drupal project in English but the frontend of the site should be in dutch. Now i was wondering if it's possible to configure frontend specific translations. The error messages etc. of the website (in the frontend) should be in Dutch.
If you want to run your site with a single language, you need to install and enable it. Some parts of the translation might not be completed, so you might need to do some work yourself to get a 100% translated site.
If you want to run english or another language in the admin, there is a module for that.
The easiest (and probably best) way to do this is to select "Nederlands (Dutch)" as the default language during installation (there are detailed instructions on the install page on how to do this). Changing the default language after you've installed it (and with some content already added) might lead to problems (it's not recommended to do this)...
If you do decide to add "Nederlands (Dutch)" to your current Drupal install, make sure you first put the translation files in the correct place BEFORE activating the new language. You will also have to enable the Locale module BTW (if you haven't done so already).
is it possible to change the language of my wordpress installation (WP 3.0 Multisite) only in frontend (without editing the .mo/.po files)?
changing this option here:
does also change my language in backend.
any ideas?
thanks for helping!
i'm looking for this information too.
for now i have found this links useful:
wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bogo/
wordpress.org/extend/plugins/admin-in-english/
oh, finaly. this plugsin solves my problem:
Kau-Boy's Backend Localization
just install it trough the Plugin Manager
or from here:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/kau-boys-backend-localization/
and then default wordpress language - will be in the front-end
back-end language you can set in plugin settings.
p.s. for full multi-language support you can use wpml.org
regards,
DimeDroll
all this plugins didn't effect as i wanted, so i created my own plugin.
available here:
one-backend-language (working with 3.0)
Lets you choose your Backend Language for your complete Backend, also if your Frontend is using another Language (including Multisite).
You can choose from any language you installed. For a list of availible languages, check "WordPress_in_Your_Language" or create your own files.