If you want to use one of those languages such as the Turkish language, for example, please just change your WordPress language (Settings > Site Language) to Turkish and then after some minutes you will see those translations on your WordPress updates section, click update and then Kalium strings will automatically translate to Turkish.
Oh I see, thank you Art but what about if I want to support multi-lingual translation for my website. If visitor visit the site from another country or with a device which its primary language choosen English. So I want him/her to be able to see in English as well. But for the Turkish people, they can see it in Turkish. Is this something currently supported?
Kalium includes translations for its strings (like buttons and labels), but for a multilingual site where content changes based on the visitor’s language, you’ll need a plugin like WPML or Polylang.
We recommend using WPML, it is the most powerful plugin for translating WordPress, themes and plugins and its really easy to manage.
Loco Translate can only translate theme strings into one language, so it won’t support switching between multiple languages.
Couldn't get response to this one. I'm working on addressing tickets. Here I decided to use your first answer, easily switched site language site to TR. I will add your WPML suggestion later on.
Referring to this one
`then after some minutes you will see those translations on your WordPress updates section, click update and then Kalium strings will automatically translate to Turkish.`
I can't see any update requests for Kalium, or any relative update request related with Kalium so it can also update my strings to Turkish. Can you help me here?
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The language will translate strings which are inside the theme such as "Back to portfolio" or "Search" and other strings but not the content, the content should be manually translated. We recommend using WPML, it is the most powerful plugin for translating WordPress, themes and plugins and its really easy to manage.
I see, thanks for the advice. I changed everything manually to Turkish for now.. I will check your recommendation Art for auto translating into English later on. We can close this issue. I will check answers later once I get chance to look WPML
Hi there,
If you want to use one of those languages such as the Turkish language, for example, please just change your WordPress language (Settings > Site Language) to Turkish and then after some minutes you will see those translations on your WordPress updates section, click update and then Kalium strings will automatically translate to Turkish.
Best regards,
Laborator Team
Oh I see, thank you Art but what about if I want to support multi-lingual translation for my website. If visitor visit the site from another country or with a device which its primary language choosen English. So I want him/her to be able to see in English as well. But for the Turkish people, they can see it in Turkish. Is this something currently supported?
Thanks
Best regards
Hi again,
Kalium includes translations for its strings (like buttons and labels), but for a multilingual site where content changes based on the visitor’s language, you’ll need a plugin like WPML or Polylang.
We recommend using WPML, it is the most powerful plugin for translating WordPress, themes and plugins and its really easy to manage.
Loco Translate can only translate theme strings into one language, so it won’t support switching between multiple languages.
Best regards,
Laborator Team
Hi Art,
Couldn't get response to this one. I'm working on addressing tickets. Here I decided to use your first answer, easily switched site language site to TR. I will add your WPML suggestion later on.
Referring to this one
`then after some minutes you will see those translations on your WordPress updates section, click update and then Kalium strings will automatically translate to Turkish.`
I can't see any update requests for Kalium, or any relative update request related with Kalium so it can also update my strings to Turkish. Can you help me here?
Hi there,
Can you please share your site credentials here, because we need to login to your site and see this issue live. Your information is safe (private) in this thread.
To include your credentials click Insert Credentials button in the editor toolbar. (See how)
Best regards,
Laborator Team
Hi there,
I have updated it here:
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Best regards,
Laborator Team
Thank you Art, I didn't see that it was at the bottom of the page.
But I can't see translations also reflected to my frontend
here are some strings from home page and my menu buttons
Is it because of my browser cache or doesn't it support translation of all strings on frontend ?
Hi there,
The language will translate strings which are inside the theme such as "Back to portfolio" or "Search" and other strings but not the content, the content should be manually translated. We recommend using WPML, it is the most powerful plugin for translating WordPress, themes and plugins and its really easy to manage.
Best regards,
Laborator Team
I see, thanks for the advice. I changed everything manually to Turkish for now.. I will check your recommendation Art for auto translating into English later on. We can close this issue. I will check answers later once I get chance to look WPML
Best regards,
Thanks