Guides, releases and behind-the-scenes notes on translating WordPress sites cheaply, quickly and with real quality.
A French visitor does not always need a French version of your English page. They may need a different offer, a different…
Read more →What we are measuring The question is mundane, which is exactly why it is so rarely answered properly: how much does it…
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A builder-based WordPress page can look flawless in its original language—until translation turns a carefully designed layout into a maze of missing…
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A language URL choice can quietly shape far more than the flag in your site header. Pick /fr/, fr.example.com, or a separate…
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Your link field is visible in ACF, saved on the original page, and perhaps even sitting inside a carefully built Repeater layout—yet…
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A product filter that says “Red” in one language and “Rot” or “Rojo” nowhere else does more than look unfinished—it can make…
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A translation vanishes, the editor throws an error, or a language URL suddenly enters a redirect loop. Then you disable one unrelated…
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You open a terminal expecting to automate WPML’s translation queue, language settings, and content workflows—only to discover that the obvious command may…
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The currency selector says EUR. Your product page still says USD. Then the cart, checkout, or both stubbornly keep the original price—and…
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“Free” sounds simple—until your multilingual WordPress site needs more than a language switcher. You want pages in multiple languages, URLs that search…
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