Author Adrian SpiacPosted on The ability to translate categories and custom taxonomies in WordPress is essential for any website looking to go multilingual. If you’re serious about multilingual SEO, then translating taxonomy slugs is a must as it will help your translated content rank in multiple languages. This however is not always as straightforward as it should be. Different […]
Author Adrian SpiacPosted on The ability to offer multilingual WordPress search is critical to any website that has been translated into multiple languages. Users that browse your content in a certain language, need a simple way to find relevant topics in that exact language. That’s when multilingual search comes into play. In this tutorial, we’ll go through how to […]
Author Adrian SpiacPosted on If you’re looking to build a multilingual WordPress site learning how to translate WordPress widgets content is critical in order to have a fully translated website. Translating widgets content in WordPress is not always straightforward, that’s why choosing the right translation tool is important. Some translation plugins will require that you register widget fields for […]
Author Adrian SpiacPosted on 2019 has been a stimulating and rewarding year for TranslatePress. We saw consistent growth on multiple levels and learned a lot along the way. Also, there are some important things we’ve been working on, that haven’t been released yet. Each one of them will contribute significantly to the future growth of TranslatePress. I’d like to […]
Author Adrian SpiacPosted on Creating a multilingual WordPress site is a pretty laborious task. You first need to figure out what languages you want your site to be available in, then find the best translation plugin for your project. Only after this you’ll get to the part where you actually translate your site content. This process is probably the […]
Author Adrian SpiacPosted on If you’re looking for an easy way to automatically translate your WordPress site, you can achieve this by using the new DeepL Integration available in TranslatePress. Since a significant amount of TranslatePress users have been enthusiastically requesting DeepL support (stating that it’s better than Google Translate), we had to oblige. The result: you can now […]
Author Adrian SpiacPosted on When building a multilingual website, the ability to translate images in WordPress is a common request when you need to show different images for different languages. Translating images in WordPress comes in really handy especially when you deal with images containing text, text that needs to be translated for each language. Image translation, or more […]
Author Adrian SpiacPosted on This tutorial highlights how to create multilingual forms built using Contact Form 7 together with TranslatePress. How to Translate Widgets in WordPress + Show Different Widgets based on Language Contact Form 7 is the most popular contact form plugin for WordPress. It’s free and powers over 5 million websites. Translating forms built with Contact Form […]
Author Adrian SpiacPosted on While there may be a lot of mixed feelings regarding the use of popup plugins, they still continue to be a super-efficient tool for growing your email subscribers. If you’re running a multi language website though, figuring out how to translate popup content can be quite challenging. That’s because finding a solution that works independently […]
Author Adrian SpiacPosted on The last 4 months were quite impressive. Since our last transparency report TranslatePress grew from 4500$/month in August to over 8500$/month at the end of November. Then, in the last month of 2018, TranslatePress sales passed the 10000$ monthly recurring revenue mark. This is HUGE for us and a solid confirmation that our efforts are […]