Polylang Pro Great Multilingual Plugin
Polylang, the most popular multilingual plugin on WordPress with over 500,000 installs, allows you to effortlessly translate your posts, pages, media, categories, and more. Use multiple languages, RTL scripts, and automatic updates for WordPress language packs. Easily switch languages with a customizable language switcher widget or nav menu.
Unlock a world of possibilities with Polylang, the leading multilingual plugin for WordPress websites.
With an impressive track record of over 500,000 installations, Polylang stands as the go-to choice for creating a multilingual site seamlessly.
Effortlessly manage your content in multiple languages by assigning specific languages to posts, pages, categories, and tags. Whether you need translations in the default language or not, Polylang offers flexibility like no other.
Create a truly global experience by incorporating as many languages as you desire, with full support for RTL scripts. Polylang ensures a hassle-free process by automatically downloading and updating WordPress language packs.
Translate various elements including posts, pages, media, categories, tags, menus, and more. Enjoy compatibility with custom post types, taxonomies, sticky posts, post formats, RSS feeds, and default WordPress widgets.
Choose your preferred method of language setup – whether by content, language code in the URL, or utilizing different subdomains or domains for each language. Polylang offers ultimate flexibility and customization.
Experience seamless synchronization with automatic copying of original content, categories, post tags, and more when adding new translations. Keep multiple posts aligned across languages effortlessly.
Enhance user experience with a customizable language switcher available as a widget or integrated into the navigation menu. Make language navigation smooth and intuitive for your audience.
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What the GPL does not carry with it is the developer's own support, automatic updates from their servers, or any warranty. That is the real difference, and it is worth knowing before you install anything: you get the complete, working product, and you take responsibility for keeping it updated.
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