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Do you want to learn more about your WordPress site translation? Great call! Reaching an international audience will likely increase your website’s traffic and sales and establish meaningful connections with diverse cultures worldwide. The thing is: simply translating content isn’t enough to effectively engage international users. If you aim to deeply resonate with their culture…

Polylang sponsored the WordCamp Europe 2025 in Basel. Between conference, moments of sharing and contribution, here’s our feedback on this experience which reinforces our commitment to the free and collaborative web.

In version 3.7, Polylang transitions from using a simple array to store options in PHP to using an array-like object structure. While this change is transparent to end users, developers working with Polylang or building third-party integrations should be aware of this architectural update. Object Interface For backward compatibility, the object implements the interfaces ArrayAccess…

Exciting news! Polylang Pro 3.7 Beta 1 is now available for download from your Polylang account. Take all the time you need to test this version before the stable one is released. Spoiler alert: Polylang Pro 3.7 beta1 brings new endpoints, changes to Polylang options, enhanced ACF Pro integration, and significant improvements for DeepL machine…

Importing and exporting multilingual content into WordPress can seem complex, but the process becomes straightforward with WP Ultimate CSV Importer Pro and Polylang Pro. This guide will walk you through the steps to import and export various translations for posts, pages, categories, and WooCommerce content.  Good to know: Technical setup: Importing Multilingual Posts with WP…

Translating a WordPress theme is essential for creating a fully multilingual site. Whether you’re a web agency, developer, or business owner, comprehending translating a WordPress theme is vital for reaching and captivating an international audience. However, translating themes presents challenges such as maintaining consistency, handling dynamic content, symmetrical layouts, and addressing cultural nuances. Sometimes, specific…

Is it time to consider a translation of your WordPress site? The answer is probably in your marketing data. Keep an eye on your analytics: if you notice traffic originating from abroad, especially from specific countries, it could be a sign to expand your reach. In the same spirit, a mature local market may also…

Effortlessly Translate WooCommerce Cart and Checkout Pages in 4 Simple Steps If you are looking for the easiest way to translate the WooCommerce Cart and Checkout pages, then Polylang for WooCommerce may be your best ally! The WooCommerce Checkout Page is an essential component of an online store because it’s where customers finalize their purchases…

Do you want to learn how to create a multilingual WordPress site?You’re taking the right direction! Adding multiple languages on WordPress unlocks opportunities to expand into new markets and connect with a worldwide audience. With the right guidance and tools – like the Polylang plugin – the process becomes streamlined and accessible to all. In…

In this guide, we explain how to achieve WordPress multilingual functionality without relying on any plugins. While this approach offers advantages like full control over configurations, it requires meticulous manual setup and technical expertise. For example, navigating core WordPress settings and adjusting advanced options are necessary to ensure comprehensive internationalization coverage.However, an alternative route using…

The WordPress editor, also known as the Gutenberg editor, was introduced in WordPress 5.0 as a significant update to the classic editor. It brought a block-based approach to content creation similar to popular page builders already on the market. It allows users to build and customize their pages and posts by adding and arranging various…