Multilinguality

Hi,

Are you wanting to translate the options that the administrator sees (via wp-admin Appearance–>Widgets) or what is displayed to your website visitors?

hi brandon,
sorry for my late respone, assumed I would be emailed when you answered.

I would like to achieve to things:

1. translate what appears on the site (that isn’t possible right now – currently only the title translates)

2. I would like to hook up separate mailing lists for each language.

I don’t own WPML, so I’ll have to dig around some. My initial scan of their site didn’t provide documentation on how it works enough for me to know if there’s a way to make it compatible.

The plugin is multilingual in the standard WordPress way and I know works with qTranslate. I’ll let you know as I find anything.

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Cheers!

thank you – I’ve found a workaround for now (using the multilingual text widget), so no rush. but I would prefer to use your plugin.

I’ve requested a developer’s account with WPML. Once approved, I’ll dive in and see what I can do. ??

Hi Brandon,

great, thanks for staying on this.

Best,

Oliver

Another update: I have a developer’s account and WPML is reviewing the plugin to advise their suggestions for compatibility.

I’m getting a bit of a run-around from WPML now…after checking in after just shy of a week, they’re referring me to a tutorial on theme compat and telling me to resubmit after I go over that.

I’m pushing them on it; will report back as I have further information. Thanks!

Interested and following along. I have just started using your plugin on Hebrew site with WPML. When I go right to left the email field is pushed to the right. You can see at https://u2nations.com/portfolio/he/ . Do I have to create a rtl.css for the plugin or is there another way?

Many thanks

Jeremy

Haven’t heard back from them yet…been poking them.

Out of complete honesty, I don’t know. I haven’t had to do work with RTL before. The plugin doesn’t ship with CSS (relying on the theme) and I know Genesis 2.0 will come with a RTL.css. Not sure though if that is aimed for the default/new child themes or will help everyone out.

In short, I think rtl.css is the best route.

I just heard back from WPML folks saying that Genesis eNews Extended is compatible with their plugin with no changes needed.

I’m not clear if that means WPML has come out with an update to have it do what we were asking them or what exactly. I’ll try to do some testing on it this weekend, but wanted to let you know they gave me the thumbs up.