WordPress Multilingual Multisite FAQ

If you want to show the country selector in one of your menus, you need to know the menu display position. As every theme has different names for menus you need to inspect some elements in wp-admin. We show you how: Go to wp-admin Go to...

Make use of our built in machine translation services. Translate your post or terms automatically without manual work.To use the machine translation services like Google Translate, DeepL or the Microsoft translation service you first need to get...

For sure you want to know how you can translate posts. We show you how to translate an English page into a German one. First you need to have your site configured correctly. If you have not done this, go to wp-admin > settings > general....

Using real people translator often make sure the translation quality is the best. We show you how to create a translator user and assign this to a post. First go to wp-admin > users > add new. Then create a new user and set the user role...

Our WordPress multilingual Multisite plugin also has a functionality to synchronize connected posts. This supports custom post types and beside syncing, it can also create posts. In the example below we will activate sync for the custom post...

If you want to change the flag of a specific country you can do this with custom CSS. Here is an example where we change the 4th flag in the dropdown with a new image we just uploaded into our media...

If you want to change the international flag in our WordPress country selector or Multilingual Multisite plugin you can use some simple CSS. First upload your flag image into your WordPress media library. Copy the URL. Then add this custom CSS...

Our plugin saves all machine translated data (Google, DeepL or Microsoft) inside the WP database of the subsite. So instead of translating it over and over again it will only be once translated and saved. That reduces costs and make it possible...

Some taxonomies add a custom rewrite rule to their newly registered taxonomies. In order to add the correct translated rewrite base you need to use the following filter: add_filter( 'wordpress_multilingual_multisite_taxonomy_base',...

Redirecting users to their correct language and country page is an essential feature when you work with a multilingual WordPress multisite. That is why the automatic redirect is directly built within our multilingual multisite plugin.  In plugin...

When you are using the Filter Everything Pro plugin, you will get SEO optimized filtered URLs. Example: EN: domain.com/en/products/t-shirts/color-blue DE: domain.com/de/produkte/t-shirts/farbe-blau Now these are filtered URLs for the category...

You may ask if translated content by our WP Multilingual multisite plugin is search engine optimized. Unfortunately the auto translation will not take care about SEO. It would be the same when you manually use Google Translate. There is no SEO...

Yes with our plugin you can either manually or in bulk submit single posts for automatic translations. Our plugin will not translate your website live like Google Translate will do. Instead translated content will be saved in your database and...

Yes you always have the possibility to manually edit automatic translations and you should do this. Automatic translations are saved in your WP database so you only pay once, but as you know they are not always 100% accurate. When you do...

Yes our plugin adds correct hreflang tags to your website head. This will use the posts you connected in the backend.

Yes, on your main or root site you can set an automatic redirect base don users browser language or country. That way a user will always be redirected to his local correct language site. Furthermore you can enable an IP redirect, but this may...

Well not Auto translation, but machine translation per post / page is possible. Either in bulk or per post. The main difference is, the data is yours and stored inside your database. Other plugins require auto / live translations and are...

When all your posts and terms from one site are the same as on your other site, you can use the instructions below to copy the connected wp posts in your database directly. Please backup your database before. When not done, click on "init...