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Polylang 3.9 and Polylang Pro 3.9 introduce several new features and improvements. As this release includes many changes, we are presenting them across several articles. In this article, we focus on two highly requested improvements from the Polylang community. You can now manage multilingual content more easily directly from the WordPress posts list, with a…

Polylang Pro 3.9 introduces several new features and improvements. As this release includes many changes, we are presenting them across several articles. In this article, we focus on three improvements: new REST API capabilities for managing languages and fallbacks, better visibility into DeepL translation usage, and simplified license management for Business Pack users. Manage active…

Polylang 3.9 improves its language switcher with new customization options, and those new possibilities are available in the API function pll_the_languages(). API & Parameter changes Deprecated parameters New options mean new parameters, but they also mean deprecated parameters. The function will throw a “Deprecated argument” notice if any of the following parameters is used: ‘dropdown’,…

Polylang 3.9 and Polylang Pro 3.9 introduce several new features and improvements. As this release includes many changes, we are presenting them across several articles. In this article, we focus on the complete redesign of the Language Switcher, with new customization options that give you more control over its appearance without requiring custom code. Depending…

Polylang Pro 3.8 introduces meaningful improvements for multilingual WordPress sites. This release focuses on finer permission management, a more unified block experience across Polylang and Polylang Pro, WP-CLI integration for developers, and better control over the DeepL glossary for machine translation. If you manage multilingual editorial teams, deploy sites at scale, or rely on DeepL…

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…

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…

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…

⚠️ Important Warning: Machine Translation DeepL doesn’t work with Elementor. We’re thrilled to announce a groundbreaking addition to the Polylang family: the Machine Translation feature is now available ! With machine translation, your translation process is about to reach new heights, offering faster and more efficient workflows than ever.  This marks a significant milestone, and…