I am using free version which is great so far!
Now I want to translate a whole woocommerce website with about 100 product.
Each product have about 400 words to be translated plus all other tags etc…
In Polylang premium version is there a way to assist translation, a kind of IA assistant or something like that?
Is there a way to see what it looks like?

Thanks a lot for your time.

Usability:
WholesaleX integrates smoothly into the WooCommerce framework, making it straightforward for our team to set up and manage wholesale pricing structures.

Design Flexibility:
The plugin allows for both simple wholesale pricing and more intricate tiered and dynamic pricing models, providing us with the versatility needed to meet diverse client requirements.

Support:
We’ve found the support team behind WholesaleX to be responsive and knowledgeable, assisting us promptly whenever needed.

For any agency or business seeking a simple yet complete solution for entering the wholesale market within WooCommerce.

Usability:
The integration of ProductX within the Gutenberg editor has streamlined our e-commerce site development process, allowing for a more efficient build-out directly within the familiar Gutenberg environment.

Design Flexibility:
The plugin’s ability to create fast-loading online stores with a range of design options has provided us with the flexibility needed to cater to a variety of client design preferences.

Performance:
One of the standout features of ProductX is its contribution to site speed. The fast-loading aspect is critical for e-commerce and enhances the user experience, potentially leading to improved conversion rates.

Support:
The support provided has been effective and timely, which is greatly appreciated when working to meet project deadlines and addressing any client needs.

For agencies and developers looking to remain within the Gutenberg ecosystem while building feature-rich WooCommerce stores, ProductX is a robust option that we recommend.

Usability:
Handling PostX is intuitive and user-friendly. The integration into the Gutenberg editor allows our team to create appealing post grids with little effort.

Design Flexibility:
PostX offers a wide range of customization options that allow us to individually design the layout of our client projects. Whether it’s a blog, news site, or online magazine, the plugin meets diverse design requirements.

Performance:
Even with extensive content, the performance of the websites remains stable, which is of great importance to our clients and their end-users.

Support:
For any inquiries, we could rely on competent and responsive support.

Value for Money:
Considering the functionality offered and the professional outcome, we find the price-performance ratio to be reasonable.

In conclusion, PostX is poised to be perfect for our needs once ACF integration is complete, and we recommend it to those preparing for a more dynamic and customizable content management experience.

We can confidently recommend PostX to other agencies and WordPress users looking for a solid solution for their content presentation.

Thank you.

I hope you’re doing great. I have two questions. I’m using the Auto-sharing, (formerly known as Publicize) module and a Jetpack free plan, so I can connect around 150 sites with my WP.com account and use this feature on all my sites (network setup). I see that the shares are now limited to 30 per month as per the article below:

https://jetpack.com/support/jetpack-social/social-sharing-new-posts/

So I might need the Social basic plan: https://jetpack.com/social/

My questions are:

1.- Is it possible to connect my 150 network sites using the same plan (account) for all of them so I can have unlimited shares in all of them? Or the plan is handled on a per-site basis?

2.- Do you use the Twitter API with this module? I’m curious because I found this article, and I wonder if you’ll continue having the Twitter share feature: https://wptavern.com/wordpress-plugin-developers-alerted-ahead-of-twitter-api-changes

Also, the Twitter rules for automated posting mention that it’s mandatory to use the Twitter API because if we use a different method we might be getting our accounts banned permanently:

https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/twitter-automation

"Use non-API-based forms of automation, such as scripting the Twitter website. The use of these techniques may result in the permanent suspension of your account."

So would you please let me know if you use the Twitter API, if the automatic share feature for Twitter will remain available, and the social plan details?

Thanks!

Can I do this with the free version? How?
If I need to buy the pro version is it a one time fee or annual?

Thanks.

1:I want users to be able to create events in a calendar on frontend and inside their own profile
2: visitors can see what events are available inside users profile
3: visitors then can book/pay for the event (either simple join later or via code/link)
4: when event/live stream starts that visitor can join via webcam or any suggested video plugin

I saw some events planner plugins in WordPress repository but they only have calendar part of what I want to do. I do not know how to connect the calendar with the video/stream functionality and besides I do not even know how to make users be able to see each other on camera.
I do not mind paying for plugins as long as I know that they do what I want and are of good quality.

Would be nice if you could direct me in a direction or even recommend some plugins.
Thank you.

One query though – I’d like to be able to create the exact same functions, but for a Routes website, displaying routes on a map. I’m currently using the CM Maps Route Manager plugin to create these routes, which works great EXCEPT there is no customisation over the look, search, and filter. I need mine to look like how Booking.com is, but for searching and displaying route pages. Could I achieve this with these plugins? Can I upload GPX/KML files to create the route, and display these and many others at the same time on a Google map (I have API keys)? Similar to how Booking.com displays all their hotel locations on their map, except individual Route pages would need to show their actual route on the map, done through the GPX/KML file upload I mentioned?

Thank you for any further help you can offer! I’m literally a click away from purching the MetaBox bundle!!