• Resolved worldviewer

    (@worldviewer)


    How would you “best practice” solve the following use case example using WPVivid? (+ a translation plugin)

    We have an existing Site A (in Language A) which we want to clone into Site B (auto/manually translated to language B).

    Site B (in language B) will be a 100% separate WordPress site in a separate Site B language domain.

    What is “best practice” to clone all existing settings/theme/plugins/files and start working on translations thereafter?

    For the translation process, do you have a suggestion for an additional translation plugin to ease the translation process from Site A to Site B?

    – Please notice that the new Site B will NOT be multi-lingual – just a plain translation of most pages/posts from Site A.
    – Please notice that all URL’s, Yoast SEO, tags, image file names, etc. will be fully translated too.

    The original Site A is hosted with Digital Ocean, so an initial Droplet-copy could also be an option.

    Thank you for all feedback,
    Henrik

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  • Plugin Support tonyrobins

    (@tonyrobins)

    Hi @worldviewer

    You can use WPvivid Backup plugin to easily migrate your WordPress site to a new domain.

    So our suggestion would be:
    First, migrating Site A to Site B.
    Then using a translation plugin to do the translation work on Site B.

    Sorry that we don’t have much experience on translating a WordPress site or using any translation plugins, but we did some searches in Google and here is a guide that may help:
    Translate WordPress Site to Any Language

    Kind Regards,

    Plugin Support tonyrobins

    (@tonyrobins)

    Hi @worldviewer

    Since we haven’t received any updates from you for more than 1 week. I will mark this thread as resolved.

    Please feel free to contact us if you have any further questions.

    Kind Regards,

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