MultilingualPress 2

This tutorial is part of our MultilingualPress 2 documentation. In case you are using the newer version 3, please switch to MultilingualPress 3. By default, our language navigation menus show the language name in its native spelling. This intended: We want to discourage the use of flags for languages. But we do offer the option […]

This tutorial is part of our MultilingualPress 2 documentation. In case you are using the newer version 3, please switch to MultilingualPress 3. Plugins for MultilingualPress should wait until MultilingualPress is actually loaded. That means they should use a hook provided by the main plugin to be sure that MultilingualPress is running and ready to […]

This tutorial is part of our MultilingualPress 2 documentation. In case you are using the newer version 3, please switch to MultilingualPress 3. Many plugins are not multisite aware. This is rarely a problem, because each site in a network works almost like a normal site in a single-site installation. But sometimes … things go […]

This tutorial is part of our MultilingualPress 2 documentation. In case you are using the newer version 3, please switch to MultilingualPress 3. The most important API in MultilingualPress for you is probably the Language API. This API has a method get_translations() that you can use to get a prepared set of translations for posts […]

This tutorial is part of our MultilingualPress 2 documentation. In case you are using the newer version 3, please switch to MultilingualPress 3. Let’s say we have a site id and a post id. The source doesn’t matter, it could be a database, user input, whatever. Now we want to get a WP_Post object from […]

This tutorial is part of our MultilingualPress 2 documentation. In case you are using the newer version 3, please switch to MultilingualPress 3. We offer a widget and the “quick links” to show links to translations, but many users need a custom solution at other places or in a formatting we just don’t give them […]

This tutorial is part of our MultilingualPress 2 documentation. In case you are using the newer version 3, please switch to MultilingualPress 3. If you have a multilingual website, it is extremely important that your users get to the language they understand the most. The feature automatic language redirection in MultilingualPress is taking care of […]

This tutorial is part of our MultilingualPress 2 documentation. In case you are using the newer version 3, please switch to MultilingualPress 3. You need to have a site for each language within your multisite installation in order to translate your website. The next step is to link the sites of your WordPress multisite.  Afterwards […]

This tutorial is part of our MultilingualPress 2 documentation. In case you are using the newer version 3, please switch to MultilingualPress 3. To have MultilingualPress running smoothly on your website, it should meet the following requirements: WordPress as multi-site, at least Version 4.2. at least PHP 5.4.0. Newer versions are faster. MultilingualPress cannot be […]

This tutorial is part of our MultilingualPress 2 documentation. In case you are using the newer version 3, please switch to MultilingualPress 3. If you have purchased MultilingualPress Premium Support on multilingualpress.org, you have to do nothing for the renewal of your license. A subscription applies so that your license will be automatically renewed and you do not have […]