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How to Copy Media Library Content Between Connected Sites
Are you struggling to transfer media library content between your connected websites? Fear not! With the latest feature available in MultilingualPress 4.6.0, you can seamlessly copy all or part of your media library content from one subsite to another within the same Multisite network. Let’s dive into how to make the most of this new…
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MultilingualPress External Sites support
Starting from version 4.3.0 of MultilingualPress, you can activate a module that links source posts from a subsite of the network that has MultilingualPress installed with a page on an external site. Setting up an External Site First, proceed to the Network dashboard and access the MultilingualPress admin panel to activate the module (MultilingualPress Global…
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MultilingualPress Comments support
Starting from version 4.2.0 of MultilingualPress, a module is available to manage the content related to comments in the same way the plugin manages the relationships between various post types (posts, pages, taxonomies, custom posts, WooCommerce products). Module activation To activate the module, follow the usual procedure by accessing the settings of MultilingualPress and activate the…
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How to Set and Use the MultilingualPress Block Menu
The new MultilingualPress 4.0 comes with a Gutenberg support module that lets you add a Language Switcher to your website pages straight from the block editor. This menu block switcher feature can be activated through the Gutenberg support module option in the Global Settings of MultilingualPress 4.0 and above. Here you can find a step-by-step…
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Why MultilingualPress Doesn’t Replace The URLs Of Post Content(Editor) Field
MultilingualPress is not a copying plugin. While it has all the features that help make website translations easier, it doesn’t translate any content, including the URLs. When you copy content from the main post to the target language, MultilingualPress creates connections but does not automatically translate texts and content. You can either translate the text…
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How to manually check for plugin updates
When a new version of MultilingualPress is released, customers with an active MultilingualPress license should get an automatic notification via WordPress. But sometimes this notification is not received. Let’s see how to manage such an issue. Manually check for updates The first step to perform in order to get the updates via WordPress, is to…
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How to copy the navigation menu
If you need to create a navigation menu in all subsites of your Multisite network, you don’t need to manually set them one by one: with MultilingualPress you can set the navigation menu once, and copy it to all subsites. This way creating a new menu is much easier and you save a lot of…
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Connect and Translate WooCommerce Attributes
MultilingualPress is built to perfectly integrate with the WooCommerce environment. And hence it can also properly connect and translate the WooCommerce Attributes. Let’s check how this works in this brief tutorial. Create an attribute, an example Before connecting WooCommerce attributes in MultilingualPress, we first need to create one. So, let’s create an attribute in our…
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MultilingualPress site duplication issue: a solution
One of the powerful features available in MultilingualPress is the so called “Based on” option. Through this option you can create a new site as a duplication of an already existing other sub site. Hence this feature let you to create a new sub site as a copy of another, copying also the source site…
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How to translate Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) with MultilingualPress
Starting from version 3.5 MultilingualPress offers a new module that lets you easily manage the custom fields translation through the Plugin Advanced Custom Fields (ACF). To show how this feature works in your Multilingual site, here we provide a brief tutorial on the topic. For custom fields created by using other Plugins or the WordPress…