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What happens when you translate a taxonomy term?
Translating a taxonomy term (a category) After you translate a taxonomy, you can apply the newly translated terms to existing content. This will automatically synchronize between the content in the default language and all translated content.
Can a custom taxonomy be translated in wpml?
In other words, taxonomy terms can feature custom fields which can also be easily translated while translating the terms. Currently, WPML does not support the translation of term meta and only the Copy translation option works at the moment. To set this options, go to the WPML -> Settings page.
Is it easy to translate custom taxonomies in WordPress?
WPML makes it easy to translate these taxonomies. We consider only the case of product categories, but any taxonomy registered with WordPress has a similar interface. You can translate taxonomy individually, from the taxonomy edit screens, or centrally. Before we start translating a custom taxonomy, we need to enable this.
How to change the language of a category?
To change the language of new categories, you select the one you want in the admin bar: The right panel shows the categories you have defined for a selected language: Click on the category name you want to translate, say “Design”. This will take you to the “Edit Category” page for “Design”.
How to sort by taxonomy terms in WordPress?
Upload taxonomy-terms-order folder to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory. Activate the plugin from Admin > Plugins menu. Once activated you should check with Settings > Taxonomy Terms Order. Use Taxonomy Order link which appears into each post type section to make your sort.
Where do I set custom taxonomy in wpml?
To do this, go to the WPML -> Settings page. There, scroll to the Taxonomies Translation section and set your custom taxonomy to Translate. Note that you can set the Translate option to show only translated items on the front-end or to use translation if available or fallback to the default language.