When we released our last version of Polylang for WooCommerce, we were very proud to be just in time for the new CSV importer introduced in WooCommerce 3.1. But things don’t always run as expected and we missed an important issue with SKUs that was…
Let’s imagine that you have a site in English and in Arabic. WordPress allows you to choose your backend language. But if, for example you choose English, your editor will be in English too, meaning that you have to write your post from left to…
Probably, the most important feature introduced by WooCommerce 3.1 is the possibility to export and import products with a CSV file. During the past weeks, we worked hard to make Polylang for WooCommerce compatible with this feature. How does it work? When you will export…
A few days ago, we released Polylang for WooCommerce 0.6. Of course, we don’t expect it to be totally bug free, but we consider it to be fairly stable and that it decently covers all expected features for a multilingual WooCommerce shop. After more than…
Let’s imagine that you have to manage a site for US and UK. Some pages may be different for both countries – for example a store’s directory or local news – but it could happen that some pages could be the same for both countries…
Polylang Pro 2.0 comes with major features for users having multiple domains: Thanks to the single sign on feature, you are now able to preview your translated posts, access the admin bar on all domains, or access deactivated languages when you have sufficient privileges. The browser…
I am glad to announce that the long awaited Polylang extension for WooCommerce is now available to allow you to create a multilingual shop. It is already tested by a few Polylang Pro customers for more than one month, some of them already using it on…
Almost five years ago, I started writing a multilingual plugin for my personal needs. Three months later, I made it available to the public and released Polylang 0.1 on wordpress.org. To my great surprise, the number of users grew very rapidly. I started adding more…
WordPress provides a lot of filters (and actions) to allow plugins or themes to modify the WordPress comportment. Among them, ‘get_search_form’ can be used to modify the search form. If a theme author codes a search form which does not pass through this filter, no plugin is…
Quite often, I see plugins calling WordPress functions before the action ‘plugins_loaded’ has been fired, i.e. before all plugins are loaded. Thus, plugins which are loaded after can’t make use of available filters. Among the most frequent functions called as soon as the plugin is…
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