• Hey guys. Do you have any recommendations for a good plugin which allows you to add multiple language to your website? Thanks in advance.

Viewing 3 replies - 1 through 3 (of 3 total)
  • Hi,
    maybe a search in plugins directory may help, or you can see what people discuss about it in forums, sometimes some searching it’s the best recommendation you may ask for!!

    Hope this may help you, cheers!!

    Thread Starter IamiMaC

    (@iamimac)

    Thanks for your response parcodeisuoni. Let me explain what I would like for my website.

    Well, I speak English and Spanish and I have several clients who would like their sites to be bilingual. Usually what I used to do with my HTML sites was save 2 different versions of the sites and just translate each page and make the “flags” of each language link to the English or Spanish version of that page.

    It was a lot of work and I was hoping there was a plugin in WP which would make my life a littler easier this time around.

    For example, when you go to a site and you see like 4 different flags usually towards the top of the page. Let’s say, English, Spanish, German and French (or whatever). And when you click on the flag the page you’re looking at will switch to that language.

    Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. I’m basically a complete noob with WordPress so any tips you got for me would be great. Thanks in advance.

    I understand,
    Give also a look here

    Then, what I can tell you is that I personally use qTranslate for this task, but it is not updated for WordPress 3.8 which seems the version you’re using.
    So what happens is that if you download and install the latest plugin version with WordPress 3.8 it gives you an error and the plugin is deactivated.
    Patches had been submitted from other users, which resolve this issue.

    Then I found and applied other fixes which avoid other errors related to current locale check giving errors in debug mode. With those patches applied, the plugin works well for me.

    Anyway you need to change plugin’s core files, which is not recommended for you will lose those changes when you make an update. But if you feel confortable editing php files and you make a backup copy of the modified working plugin, you can use it and it works well.

    Hope it may help you, cheers!

Viewing 3 replies - 1 through 3 (of 3 total)
  • The topic ‘Multiple Language Plugins’ is closed to new replies.