Guides, releases and behind-the-scenes notes on translating WordPress sites cheaply, quickly and with real quality.
A translated product description will not rescue a sale when the customer reaches a checkout button they cannot understand. For a WooCommerce…
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Translating your WooCommerce product descriptions is the easy part. Getting Google to understand that your French product page, German category page, and…
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Your page is translated, the language switcher works, and the correct version opens when you click it—yet Google keeps showing English to…
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You translate every page, switch the language, and the site still greets visitors with the same stubborn button labels, footer text, or…
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Your product pages can look perfectly multilingual—right up to the moment a customer reaches the cart. Then the checkout button, shipping notice,…
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A repeater field can look perfectly organized in WordPress—until you translate it and discover missing rows, duplicated values, or layouts that refuse…
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One click can make a WordPress page appear in another language—but that does not necessarily mean it has been translated. In WPML,…
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You scan your theme in WPML, wait for the confirmation, open String Translation—and find nothing useful. It feels like WPML has missed…
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Your REST request returns a post—but not the translation your app expected. Or worse, a perfectly valid create request quietly produces content…
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You spot it a second too late: the wrong page is headed for translation, the target language is incorrect, or a job…
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