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Hi there,
I am busy developing a site in 3 languages, the parent language is Dutch, and the other languages English and Arabic.
I read a lot of forum posts about translating and using wpml plugin and have a few questions before i start translating:
1. My wordpress dashboard does not need translation, just the frontend (menu’s buttons text) of the website. Do I need wpml for that or is copying an existing page template in Cornerstone and changing the language manually a solution too?
2. Do I need WMPL at all?
3. How do I set up a ‘choose language button’ in the top bar?
3. Does wpml make everything RTL when translating it to Arabic, or do I need to setup something else in my childtheme if I am nog using wpml?
4. If I do purchase WPML can I still use Cornerstone? I read some threads about it, and it is not clear to me what the solution is or if Cornerstone and wpml is a stable combination at the moment.
A lot of questions, hope you can help me because I am confused in what to use for multiple languages on the website. Thanks a lot, kind regards Saskia
Hi Saskia,
Thanks for writing in! Kindly follow our Translation article and use the best option for you.
If you want to use WPML then kindly follow their documentation – https://wpml.org/documentation/
Hope this helps.
Cheers!
Hi Rupok, thanks for the response
I used poedit for some Dutch translations of the theme and works fine. I am just a bit worried about the rtl pages. I will start with wpml, and if I experience troubles I will check in again. have a nice day, kind regards Saskia
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