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How to activate qtranslate-X in WordPress plugin page?
Activate qTranslate-X through the ‘Plugins’ ( /wp-admin/plugins.php) configuration page in WordPress. Open Settings->Languages configuration page and add/delete/disable any languages you need. Add the “qTranslate Language Chooser” widget or “Language Switcher” menu item to let your visitors switch the language.
How to add a language switcher in qtranslate?
Add menu item “Language Switcher” to an appropriate menu on your site. It has a few customizable options as described in the embedded help text at menu configuration page or in other FAQ topics. Add widget “qTranslate Language Chooser” to an appropriate widget area on your site.
Where do I enter the class name in qtranslate-X?
However, you may enter “id” or “class” name attribute of those fields into “Custom Fields” section of “Languages” configuration page in “Settings”, and they will then respond to the language switching buttons allowing you to enter different text for each language.
How to create custom menu items in qtranslate-X?
For example, the_widget (‘qTranslateXWidget’, array (‘type’ => ‘both’, ‘hide-title’ => true) );. Refer to the documentation of function the_widget for more information. Build a few custom menu items, each of which switches the current page to a specific language.
How does qtranslate-X deal with dynamic content?
To deal with dynamic content, qTranslate-X provides language switching buttons on applicable admin editing pages, which, once pressed, make all the text of multilingual fields to be filled with the language chosen.
How to add custom filters to qtranslate-X?
If this is a case, then one can put ‘name_of_filter’ into “Custom Filters” option of qTranslate-X to make such field appear translated at the front-end. Read Integration Guide for more information on how to integrate qTranslate-X with a 3rd-party plugin or a theme.
Is the qtranslate slug native to WordPress?
There are reports that QTranslate Slug works much better after its last update. However, it is still not native to qTranslate-X and we have not tested it much. If something goes wrong, the first thing to try is to turn off QTranslate Slug. Locale for Japanese language has been changed from ‘jp_JP’ to ‘jp’ to match the one that WordPress uses.
Why are all functions with prefix qtransf renamed?
That is why all functions with prefix qtrans_ were renamed to have prefix qtranxf_. However, once the plugin is running and all other conflicting plugins are disabled, you can turn on option “Compatibility Functions” and a number of former qTranslate methods with prefix qtrans_ become available again.
How to use qtranslate in a widget?
Add menu item “Language Switcher” to an appropriate menu on your site. Add widget “qTranslate Language Chooser” to an appropriate widget area on your site. Use direct call to qtranxf_generateLanguageSelectCode($type,$id) in your templates (pay attention to prefix ‘qtranxf_‘ instead of ‘qtrans_’).
How to translate WordPress site with gtranslate plugin?
Translate WordPress with GTranslate plugin uses Google Translate automatic translation service to translate wordpress site with Google power and make it multilingual. With 103 available languages your site will be available to more than 99% of internet users.
Is there a paid version of the translate plugin?
Our paid versions are fully SEO compatible which will increase your international traffic and sales. This translate plugin is a budget multilingual WordPress solution which combines automatic and human translations to save money and is easy to implement.