Thanks to the collaboration between BigTranslation and WPML, the process is now even simpler. Our integration optimises the work flow and allows you to send your content to be translated and published on your website, without leaving the WordPress platform!
After showing you how to translate using the WordPress WPML plugin sections, such as pages or categories, we come to the last part of the translation process: localisation of Plugins and themes. Shall we get started?
The translation of content in WordPress through the WPML plugin is not just a matter of titles and pages, there’s much more to it than that. Internationalising your company was never so easy. Let’s get going!
After installing and configuring the WordPress WPML plugin, you’ll be ready to start translating the contents of your website. Let’s get to work!
We continue in our journey within the universe of the much praised WPML plugin, the WordPress translator. Now that you know what you can expect from this complete tool, we will show you how to handle it, from its installation to its configuration, which you’ll find to be very simple and intuitive. Let’s get to work!
WPML for WordPress is a complete plugin, with different angles and high compatibility, something you’ll discover more about below.
In this post we will get into the importance of WPML as the Plugin of choice as a WordPress translator, something that will fascinate you if you’re planning to internationalise your content. Keep reading if you want to know more!
Read more “WPML: The WordPress Translator and its Alternatives”
The intention of this post is to show you the importance of internationalising your website, making it multi-language with the use of WPML, the most complete and intuitive language translation Plugin for WordPress (from our own experience, naturally!).
Read more “Your Multi-language WordPress site, the Perfect Combination”
