Guides, releases and behind-the-scenes notes on translating WordPress sites cheaply, quickly and with real quality.
A language switcher in your footer can make a polished WordPress site feel oddly unfinished—especially when it appears alongside a WPML credit…
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Leaving WPML is rarely as simple as clicking “deactivate.” Your translated posts may be tied together in language groups, your URLs may…
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You switch to the translated version of a page, expecting a finished experience—then a heading, button, product detail, or entire section is…
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A multilingual bug can hide in code that looks perfectly harmless: a query returns the right post, a string translates correctly in…
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Your product title, description, and price may be perfectly translated—yet the “Color,” “Size,” or “Material” fields stubbornly remain in the original language.…
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You turn off automatic translation in WPML—then a newly published page still appears in the translation queue, or WPML keeps inviting you…
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You clicked translate, expected a finished page, and instead WPML leaves you staring at “Waiting for Translators” or “Assigned to Local Translator.”…
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A WPML update can look routine right up to the moment a language switcher disappears, translated pages stop connecting, or the translation…
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You usually don’t search woocommerce translate product descriptions automatically because you want “translation” in the abstract. You want a store that can…
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“Free” multilingual plugins have a way of getting expensive the moment your site starts to matter. A language switcher appears, pages seem…
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