rafwp20

Hi,

I can see the issue reported by you is already assigned to a developer and is waiting for its turn.

I have already marketed your ticket as urgent and asked support team to give it a priority.

You’ll hear from us soon.

Regards,
Rafael

Hi again,

It looks like the development team has addressed the issue mentioned here.
Can you please check and let us know if everything works fine?

Looking forward to hearing from you. ??

Hi and thanks for the message.

GTranslate does not detect the language by GEO location, as from the same geographical location, people speaking different languages can visit your website.
However, we can manage that based on browser language, which is more accurate.

The “Auto switch to browser language” currently works with WordPress.

If you want to turn this on you should just check near “Auto switch to browser language” in your GTranslate settings.

As for excluding some pages or items from translation, make sure to check this article: https://docs.gtranslate.io/en/articles/1349930-how-to-skip-translations

Let me know if you have any questions.

Dear @bublikdead thanks for the message,
Dear @fedeview thanks for your reply.

With the free plan you notice a delay in translation as anytime you ask for a translated page, GTranslate performs a translation from scratch.
The translated content is not stored anywhere and is not cached.

YOu will not notice this kind of delay with GTranslate’s paid plans as the translations are stored on GTranslate’s servers.

All paid plans have a 15-day free trial and the Live Chat support team is there to help you out.
https://gtranslate.io/#pricing

Hi and thanks for the message.

With GTranslate’s paid plans you can edit the translated content right on the translated pages.
We call this GTranslate In-context Editor.

All the paid plans have a 15-day trial.
Here ‘s the pricing page: https://gtranslate.io/#pricing

If you have other questions, please let me know here.

Hi and thanks for the question.

For better performance with GTranslate, it’s better to have a site in one original language.
You should choose that language from the settings page and the plugin will make a translation from that language.

In case of having mixed content: original content is in more than one language, you can select auto-detect as the original language from the plugins settings page, but in this case the quality of the translation may suffer.

With Gtranslate’s paid plans you can edit translations right on the translated pages.
Make sure to give it a try.
A 15-day free trial is available.

Hi and thanks for the message.

All the languages available are the same in free and paid plans.
Unfortunately, there is no option to add languages which are not included in this list: https://gtranslate.io/#faq

P.S. I can see that Myanmar (Burmese) is available.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Hi and thanks for the message.

With GTranslate’s paid plans you can edit translations right on the translated pages.
Just add ?language_edit=1 at the end of the URL of translated page: es.example.com and you’ll open an editing interface.
The final link should look like this: es.example.com?language_edit=1

Let me know if you have more questions.

In addition to my last message, I would like to suggest trying the paid plans of GTranslate.
Here the quality of the translations is better and you can also edit them right on the translated pages.

You can try it for 15-days for free: https://gtranslate.io/#pricing

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by rafwp20.

Hi and thanks for the question.

If you face an issue of capital letters becoming non-capital in the menu after translation, please try to add this line in custom CSS:

li.menu-item {text-transform:capitalize;}
?
You can change li.menu-item to any other element’s css selector if you have this issue elsewhere ??
You should add this into Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS

Please try this and let me know if it works.

Looking forward to hearing from you.