A simple, powerful, and user-friendly plugin that adds multilingual support to your WordPress multisite installation, whether using multiple subdomains or folders. Multisite Language Switcher allows you to effortlessly manage translations for posts, pages, custom post types, categories, tags, and custom taxonomies.
Download the latest stable from the WordPress Plugin Directory, and please remember to give this plugin a five-star rating.
Please note that the version of Multisite Language Switcher on GitHub is a work in progress.
If you plan to use the GitHub repository on a server, don't forget to run composer install --no-dev
.
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Via WordPress Dashboard:
- Go to your WordPress dashboard.
- Navigate to
Network Admin
>Plugins
. - Click on
Add New Plugin
. - Search for "Multisite Language Switcher".
- Click
Install Now
and thenActivate
.
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Manual Installation:
- Download the plugin and unzip it using your preferred program.
- Upload the entire plugin directory to your WordPress plugin directory (/wp-content/plugins).
- Navigate to
Network Admin
>Plugins
. - Click on
Activate
for the Multisite Language Switcher plugin.
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Configuration:
- After activation, navigate to
Settings
>Multisite Language Switcher
in each blog to configure the plugin.
- After activation, navigate to
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Connect Translations for Pages and Posts:
- Navigate to
Posts
>Edit
orPages
>Edit
to link your translated content.
- Navigate to
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Connect Translations for Categories and Tags:
- Go to
Posts
>Categories
orPosts
>Tags
to associate your translated categories and tags.
- Go to
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Connect Custom Post Types and Custom Taxonomies:
- Easily manage translations across different custom post types and taxonomies.
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Utilize Widgets, Shortcodes, and Content Filters:
- Use the widget or the Gutenberg block.
- Use the [sc_msls] shortcode in the classic editor.
- Set the content filter to display a hint to users when a translation is available.
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Optional Theme Integration:
- Insert the following PHP code directly into your theme files to display language switcher links:
if ( function_exists( 'the_msls' ) ) { the_msls(); }
- Insert the following PHP code directly into your theme files to display language switcher links:
Review the Multisite Language Switcher Website for more information. Some diagrams are also available.
The plugin uses flag-icons from FamFamFam. Thanks to Mark James for his great work. In addition I would like to thank Jürgen Mayer for creating the plugin's banner.
Thanks to all translators for their great work.
- German (de_DE) - Dennis Ploetner
- Italian (it_IT) - Antonella Cucinelli
- Dutch (nl_NL) - Alexandra Kleijn
- Brazillian Portuguese (pt_BR) - Victor
- Spanish (es_ES) - Andreas Breitschopp
- French (fr_FR) - Andreas Breitschopp
- Russian (ru_RU) - Andrey Vystavkin
- Ukrainian (uk) - Victor Melnichenko
- Croatian (hr_HR) - Brankec69
- Romanian (ro_RO) - Armand K
- Polish (pl_PL) - Kamil Frejlich
- Lithuanian (lt_LT) - Ovidijus Pukys
- Catalan (ca_ES) - Joan López
- Czech (cs_CZ) - Rastr
- Hungarian (hu_HU) - RobiG
- Georgian (ka_GE) - Jas Saran
- Greek (el) - Christoforos Aivazidis
- Serbian (sr_RS) - Web Hosting Hub
- Turkish (tr) - Alican Cakil
- Armenian (hy_AM) - Yeghishe Nersisyan
- Bengali (bn_BD) - Md. Nazmul Huda
- Japanese (ja) - ThemeBoy
- Swedish (sv_SE) - Erik Bernskiold
- Traditional & Simplified Chinese (zh_CN & zh_TW) - DrBenson
- Arabic (ar) - Mohamed Elwan
- Norwegian (nb_NO) - Ibrahim Qraiqe
- Bulgarian (bg_BG) - Vencislav Raev
You can translate this plugin on translate.wordpress.org, or if you prefer and have created your own language pack, or have an update of an existing one, you can send me your gettext PO and MO so that I can bundle it into the Multisite Language Switcher. You can download the latest POT file from here.