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How do I translate widgets in Polylang?
Set up Polylang Then go to Settings -> Languages and add your desired languages. Choose for example French and click Add new language. You can also translate widgets titles or even content (if we translate Text widgets). After all click Save Changes.
How do I add translation string in WordPress?
You first need to fill in the relevant fields in the WordPress, plugins or theme settings the source strings. Then go in the Languages > Strings translations, translate your strings in the Translations column and then click on “Save changes”.
In Appearance >Menus, go to screen options on top right of your screen and check the “Language switcher” checkbox. You then should have a new metabox which allows you to add a language switcher the same way you add other menu items.
Where are the translations stored in Polylang database?
❶ Polylang stores the translations in the database (as post type ‘polylang_mo’ in the ‘wp_posts’ table to be precise). When a theme or a plugin is deactivated, the translations associated to its options are kept in the database, although these translations are not displayed anymore in the list table.
How to hide the current language in Polylang?
‘hide_if_no_translation’ => hides the language if no translation exists if set to 1 (default: 0) ‘hide_current’=> hides the current language if set to 1 (default: 0) ‘post_id’ => if set, displays links to translations of the post (or page) defined by post_id (default: null)
How to set post ID in Polylang function?
‘post_id’ => if set, displays links to translations of the post (or page) defined by post_id (default: null) ‘raw’ => use this to create your own custom language switcher (default:0) Important: You have to output yourself the ul tags if you don’t use the dropdown option.
Is there a way to translate text in Polylang?
You can translate here all the titles of your Widgets. The text of the Widget Text is also translatable. Url slugs group: You need Polylang Pro to translate your slugs. Other groups: Plugins and themes can add their own strings, generally filled by the user in the plugins and theme options.