How to translate your WordPress website automatically
In this tutorial, we'll learn together how to translate your WordPress website.
We'll be using our tool, Linguise, which is a software as a service, or SaaS. This means that the translation tool will be directly connected to your website, and it will detect and translate any new content that is added, automatically. Also, 100% of the automatic translation is editable.
And the best part? This whole process can be done quickly using a high-quality neural machine translation tool. This type of tool is automatic, but it still delivers high-quality translations thanks to its use of translation models and optimization.
So, what are we going to cover today? First, we'll show you how to connect Linguise to your WordPress site using a plugin and translate all WordPress content. Next, we'll set up the language switcher and take a look at the translations. And finally, I'll demonstrate how you can edit the translations right from your website's frontend.
More detail on the WordPress translation tool:
https://www.linguise.com/integrations...
More information about translation quality:
https://www.linguise.com/
00:00 - Intro, How to translate your WordPress website
01:26 - Create an account to activate the translation
02:35 - Connect WordPress and Linguise using the plugin
03:52 - Setup the WordPress language switcher
05:15 - Add language flags as a WordPress menu
05:44 - Check the WordPress translation on frontend
06:20 - Translate 3rd party plugins like WooCommerce
07:09 - Use the frontend editor to edit your translations
08:11 - Edit the translation of WordPress menu
08:55 - Edit an automatic WooCommerce translation
09:15 - Apply global translation rules: replace or exclude translations
10:35 - Edit WordPress translation, URL, search queries
11:06 - Add a new language to WordPress at any time
11:15 - WordPress translation prices and Conclusion