Polylang With Polylang fully integrated to WordPress and using only its built-in core features (taxonomies), keep steady performances on your site and create a multilingual site featuring from just one extra language to 10 or more depending on your needs. There is no limit in the number of languages added and WordPress’ language packs are automatically downloaded when ready. Features Depending on the type of site you have built or are planning to build, a combination of plugins from the list below might be of interest. All plugins include a wizard allowing to setup them in just a few clicks. Polylang Polylang and Polylang Pro share the same core providing features such as: Polylang Pro Helps optimizing the time spent translating your site with some very useful extra features such as: Polylang for WooCommerce Add-on for the compatibility with WooCommerce which provides features such as: Our other free plugins Credits Thanks a lot to all translators who help translating Polylang. Read all 2,850 reviews
Captain Up :: Game Mechanics Made Easy Translating WordPress into another Language This guide is another in the Inside WordPress series and attempts to show how to produce a translation for an already-prepared theme, plugin, or WordPress itself. Even if you have little PHP or HTML skills you can still contribute to making WordPress a truly international experience by providing localizations for existing themes and plugins. The guide will be written from a beginners perspective and will not assume any knowledge of PHP or HTML (although some will be helpful). If you are a plugin or theme writer then please take a look at Preparing A Theme Or Plugin for Localization, another in the Inside WordPress series that is specifically targeted at the steps involved before a translation can occur. An Overview of localization WordPress uses a standard localization framework called GNU gettext. Text is marked by wrapping it with special PHP functions. With a suitably localized theme, plugin, or WordPress, the steps involved in translating it are: Tools Of The Trade Installing poEdit
Quelles sont les meilleures extensions multilingues WordPress ? Français, anglais, espagnol, chinois, allemand : que ce soit pour s’adresser à diverses audiences, ou pour être présent à l’international, il arrive que l’on ait besoin de proposer du contenu en plusieurs langues sur notre site. Je pense notamment au secteur du tourisme, pour qui c’est très important. Mais comment faire un site WordPress multilingue ? Peut-on y parvenir nativement ? Réponses à toutes ces questions dans cet article, histoire de vous orienter dans la bonne direction. Initialement rédigé en 2016, cet article a été mis à jour pour la dernière fois en octobre 2021. Formez-vous à WordPress grâce à plusieurs options possibles. Qu’est-ce qu’un site WordPress multilingue ? Commençons par les bases. 1 – Le contenu de chaque langue existe sur une URL différente C’est-à-dire que si vous mettez votre texte français et votre texte espagnol sur une même page, avec une séparation entre les deux, par exemple, ce n’est pas valable. 2 – Il y a des équivalences de contenus (ou pas) Alors ?
Graphic Design Blog » Wordpress as a CMS - Content Management System I have been intending writing a bit about using WordPress as a CMS for a while now. This post is made up of several parts - Website examples of WordPress being used as a CMSMy endeavours as a beginner to use WordPress as a CMSA series of tips for using WordPress as a CMS by graphic and web designer Jennifer Farley from Laughing Lion DesignA series of links about using WordPress as a content management system and useful WordPress Plugins that I have found when trying to research the subject. If you are looking to set up your own WordPress website you can download my FREE GUIDE HERE (no sign up or email required) 1. As many of you probably know as well as being used as a blog WordPress can also be used as a CMS or if you didn’t know here are a few examples of sites that use it. 2. I have been experimenting with WordPress as a content management system myself, all be it by adapting an existing template as my coding skills are still not very strong (so please be gentle with me). 3. a. b. c.
Best Free WordPress Backup Plugin Of 2014 - Modern WP Themes Backup is an essential part and you need to do on a regular basis and it’s a good thing because it keeps you safe and risk free from hacking and other things. If you don’t have a backup and if you lose some part of your website or blog, you have to redo from scratch, also there is no guarantee that you will recover all your info. So I would like to suggest you to keep backup of your work to it safe and secured. There are lots of backup plugins are available, but I have selected some of the best WordPress backup plugin for you, so have a look below. 1> UpdraftPlus Backup and Restoration for WordPress UpdraftPlus is a very popular plugin and it is highest ranking backup plugin on rankwp.com. If you like this plugin and want more better features then you can upgrade to premium version. Some of the highlighted features: 2> BackUpWordPress BackUpWordPress plugin is hosted on GitHub. 3> BackWPup Free
Events Manager Demo Site | See Events Manager in action! Download Poedit Pro Downloads Open Source version & source code Up-to-date source code of the Open Source version of Poedit (sans the Pro features included in the above binaries) is available at GitHub. Windows and OS X versions can only be built from a git checkout. There's also a tarball of the latest release for Linux/Unix builds: poedit-1.6.4b.tar.gz Older versions Older, no longer supported, versions, including a version that runs on OS X 10.6, are available from SourceForge archive. Comment contrôler tous vos sites WordPress en un clic avec MainWP Si vous êtes amené à gérer plusieurs sites WordPress, vous savez que cela prend un certain temps à administrer. Temps que l’on pourrait utiliser autrement mais il faut bien y passer pour que tout soit en ordre. Heureusement, il existe des moyens de gagner du temps. L’un d’entre eux se nomme MainWP. Pour la petite histoire, je suis récemment tombé sur son blog et vu la qualité de ses articles, je lui ai immédiatement proposé d’intervenir sur la Marmite. Il y a deux ans, j’ai eu la responsabilité de devoir gérer un parc de douze sites WordPress sous forme d’un contrat de maintenance. Vous le savez, le gros du travail se situe sur les mises à jour. Pour être honnête avec vous, j’ai tenté les mises à jour des extensions une à une sur l’ensemble des douze sites. Le point positif c’est que j’ai pu mesurer le gain de temps que je pouvais acquérir en automatisant toutes ces tâches. MainWP s’est donc naturellement présentée à ma porte. MainWP c’est quoi ? Vous le voyez ce gain de temps ? 1. 2. 1.
How To Create Your Own Wordpress Theme - Jonathan Wold WordPress Consulting: Looking for professional help with your WordPress project? For small to medium sized projects, check out my freelance page For large projects, contact me through Sabramedia. New Book from Packt Publishers: WordPress Theme Design - Note: Packt has put together some excellent titles in the paste and I've been given the privilege of reviewing them in the past. They've published a new book on WordPress Theme Design and I highly recommend you give it a look. Tutorial Introduction: Back in 2005, I wrote a little tutorial for Wordpress 1.5 on how to integrate wordpress with an existing website. This tutorial is especially for: 1. 2. Extra Note on Wordpress Integration: As questions on integration are the ones I receive most often, I'll take a few more moments to make sure your options are clear. One, you can install Wordpress, write your posts, and then use PHP or Javascript to integrate the feed directly into your existing design. Alrighty, let's get started! Alrighty!
20 Best WordPress Ecommerce Plugins What can’t you possibly do with WordPress? You can create a nice tiny blog for your animal friend – the dog. You can build an impressive professional website complete with a portfolio to woo clients. WordPress is no longer just a blogging platform, it has come of age. So, what exactly do you need to transform WordPress into a fully-fledged digital shop? In today’s post, we will explore twenty e-commerce plugins you need to build and run your own successful e-store. The Shopping Cart The first step to building an e-store involves priming your WordPress platform. The following ten (10) WordPress e-commerce plugins will help you set up shop in no time. WooCommerce With over two (2) million downloads and an impressive rating of 4.1/5.0 (courtesy of WordPress.org), WooCommerce is the plugin you need to build and run your online business. According to WooThemes – the guys behind the plugin – WooCommerce will “…transform your WordPress website into a thoroughbred e-commerce store.” Conclusion
Google XML Sitemaps Use this plugin to greatly improve SEO to create special XML sitemaps which will help search engines like Google, Bing, Yahoo and Ask.com to better index your site. With such a sitemap, it’s much easier for the crawlers to see the complete structure of your site and retrieve it more efficiently. The plugin supports all kinds of WordPress generated pages as well as custom URLs. Additionally it notifies all major search engines every time you create a post about the new content. Supported since over 9 years and rated as the best WordPress plugin, it will do exactly what it’s supposed to do – providing a complete XML sitemap for search engines. It will not break your site, slow it down or annoy you. If you like the plugin, feel free to rate it (on the right side of this page)! Related Links: License Good news, this plugin is free for everyone! Translations The plugin comes with various translations, please refer to the WordPress Codex for more information about activating the translation.
Translating WordPress Translating WordPress Languages: English • 日本語 • (Add your language) Internationalization and localization (commonly abbreviated as i18n and l10n respectively) are terms used to describe the effort to make WordPress (and other such projects) available in languages other than English, for people from different locales, who use different dialects and local preferences. The process of localizing a program has two steps. The first step is when the program's developers provide a mechanism and method for the eventual translation of the program and its interface to suit local preferences and languages for users worldwide. The second step is the actual localization, the process by which the text on the page and other settings are translated and adapted to another language and culture, using the framework prescribed by the developers of the software. This article explains how translators (bi- or multi-lingual WordPress users) can go about localizing WordPress to more languages. Qualifications Pootle
10 extensions "spécial blogging" pour améliorer l'UX de vos articles Vous trouvez que vos articles de blogs sont un peu monotones ? C’est pourtant simple de les rendre plus funs et d’améliorer l’expérience utilisateur avec le panel d’extensions disponibles gratuitement sur le répertoire officiel de WordPress ! J’ai sélectionné pour vous 10 extensions « spécial blogging » qui pourraient bien vous intéresser… 1 – Lucky Table of Content : pour ajouter une table des matières à vos articles L’extension gratuite Lucky Table of Content permet de créer facilement une table des matières au sein de vos pages et de vos articles de blog. Vous pouvez également ajouter la table des matières manuellement au sein de chaque article grâce au bloc Gutenberg prévu à cet effet. Une table des matières apporte un confort supplémentaire à votre lecteur et améliore son expérience utilisateur au sein de votre site. C’est cette extension qui est utilisée sur La Webeuse, en début d’article. 2 – WP Last Modified Info : pour indiquer la date de mise à jour de l’article C’est tout !