25 Feb WPML Multilingual Plugin For WordPress | Tutorial 2017

Posted at 06:18h in Tutorials by

WPML can make it easy to create multilingual web pages and run them.
It’s potent sufficient for corporate web pages, still straightforward for blogs. In this tutorial I will stroll you trough all the measures in translating an ‘avarage’ enterprise web page.’

Case in point web page:

Overview of the tutorial:
01. Get the WPML Plugin (WordPress MultiLingual) 02:26
02. Install the WPML Plugin 05:48
03. Configure the WPML Plugin 07:forty four
04. Translate your Very first Webpage twelve:45
05. Configure the Theme Settings 14:43
06. Translate Weblog and Portfolio Types fifteen:forty six
07. Translate Blogposts eighteen:28
08. Translate Portfolio Items 19:40
09. Translate Pages 21:50
ten. Translate the Menu 22:17
11. Translate Widgets 24:48
twelve. Resolve Weblog and Portfolio challenges 27:53
13. Configure Weblog Settings 31:32
14. Translate Get hold of Sort seven 32:03



Ferdy Korpershoek

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  • Việt Nhất
    Posted at 07:25h, 25 February

    Awesome bro!

  • Linda Arvola
    Posted at 12:21h, 25 February

    Can I use this plugin to translate woocommerce from english to Swedish?

  • Ojachito Raj
    Posted at 13:42h, 25 February

    Really You are Great!!

  • Sergi
    Posted at 19:05h, 27 February

    I didn't understand what was the problem with the Blog posts, you had to re-upload the featured images for each Blog post?

  • MD SHUVO
    Posted at 08:58h, 01 March

    Check it out! i will build ecommerce website for you.
    https://www.fiverr.com/s2/7f9355162d

  • Zeljko Stevanovic
    Posted at 17:00h, 05 April

    Thank you bro, I'm giving you thumb up before even started play button. It's so nice to see a piece of dedicated work as this is.

    Željko

  • Leon Wilkes
    Posted at 20:59h, 12 April

    Very helpful, thanks!

  • Khalid Mhana
    Posted at 22:26h, 12 April

    Hi, thanks for the video and info. I wanted to translate my website into Arabic, and I want only to translate the frontend of the website, i.e I should still use english for my wordpress backend. Can I do that using this plugin please ?
    The backend of the website will be in english but for the viewers/users of the website it will be in arabic (no option to toggle between, say, english and arabic.

  • istuff360
    Posted at 15:14h, 14 April

    Hi,
    Nice tutorial 🙂

    I have followed your instructions but unfortunately my Flags drop down or simple flags are not appearing in the Divi menu, any tips over it to fix it?

  • John Mccall
    Posted at 12:11h, 20 April

    Hi – the option to add plugins is missing from my admin panel (even though I have admin rights). I have wordpress.com instance – which I know can be a problem – but wondering if there is a workaround to get the WPML plugin installed? Any advice please?
    John

  • Electro Store
    Posted at 23:53h, 22 April

    thank you very much

  • Abdulmajid Kirawan
    Posted at 23:46h, 23 April

    Thank you. I did all things. thanks again

  • Ravi Ramdoolar
    Posted at 13:25h, 24 April

    I like how you gave all the steps and gave a description as detailed as possible thanks for the video and keep up the good work bro

  • Yacine Hadj-Henni
    Posted at 02:57h, 26 April

    i want to make trasnaltion witrh the site that you show with avada can you help and WPML?

  • aristarko
    Posted at 20:45h, 28 April

    Thank you my friend. Im new and I am going to buy a WordPress template, but even though its says it is WPML compatible, I did no see the language icons in the template so I was confuse. Now that I saw your videos i realize it's WPML that creates the flags or icons in your template. Thanks bro, Im following you and cheers from Colombia.

  • Linda MacDonald
    Posted at 20:45h, 02 May

    Hi there Ferdy, so nice to finally find a tutorial that is thorough 🙂 Could you please let me know which plugin you are using to export the theme settings with? I highly suspect that it's because I haven't done this that it would almost seem that I have to redo the entire theme per language. thanks a mil 🙂

  • Data Global Ozek
    Posted at 17:33h, 11 May

    nice

  • franz rivoira
    Posted at 12:50h, 12 May

    Well done, clear and direct video! However the WPML plug-in is operationally really lousy. I expected something more. Keep up the good work!

  • Joon Beh
    Posted at 03:50h, 14 May

    This is the worst plug-in ever. I wasted so much time. Also, the current version is different from this tutorial.

  • Aghiles Yahiaoui
    Posted at 14:52h, 27 May

    Thank you for this video , for me i wanted t translate my site to arabic language but the theme is stil in LTR ! how i can make it in RTL ? thank you 🙂

  • Jens Pyck
    Posted at 19:04h, 21 June

    Dank je wel Ferdy! Precies wat ik nodig had! 🙂

  • Marios Pittas
    Posted at 20:03h, 21 June

    Great content!

  • Movie Maker
    Posted at 09:16h, 01 July

    hii. there not all language and can instal? i want georgian language and not here. what i can to do?

  • TVEvolucija
    Posted at 13:53h, 05 July

    Thank you, it was very useful!

  • Chris Bourne
    Posted at 10:33h, 12 July

    I have a site, similar to:
    http://preview.themeforest.net/item/workscout-job-board-wordpress-theme/full_screen_preview/13591801

    Just wondered how long you think translating a similar site would take ?

  • yara Messer
    Posted at 10:53h, 18 July

    Hi Ferdy, why when I go to the + sign I don't get the Page Translation you show on your video? It takes me to a Add a New Page! Could you help me pls? thx

  • Sebastian Sandu
    Posted at 16:14h, 20 July

    this is a great video. thank you very much

  • Prisma Watches
    Posted at 09:39h, 21 July

    Heel informatief, bedankt! Enig idee hoe je ook plugins zelf vertaald met de WPML String translation plugin?

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