Syspro Website Multilingual is a website translation add-on that anyone can use.
The interface allows you to easily translate the entire page at once, including output from shortcodes, forms and page builders. It also works out of the box with Syspro E-Commerce.
Built the website way, Syspro Website Multilingual is a GPL and self hosted translation add-on, meaning you’ll own all your translations, forever. It’s the fastest way to create a bilingual or multilingual site.
MULTILINGUAL & TRANSLATION FEATURES
Translate all your website content directly from the front-end, in a friendly user interface (translations are displayed in real-time).
Fully compatible with all themes and add-on
Live preview of your translated pages, as you edit them.
Image translation support, for translating images, sliders and other media.
Support for both manual and automatic translation
Ability to translate dynamic strings (gettext) added by website, add-on and themes.
Integrates with Google Translate, allowing you to set up Automatic Translation using your own Google API key.
Translate larger html blocks by merging strings into translation blocks.
Editorial control allowing you to publish your language only when all your translations are done
Conditional display content shortcode based on language
Translation Block feature in which you can translate multiple html elements together
Native Gutenberg support, so you can easily translate Gutenberg blocks
Out of the box Syspro Website compatibility
Note: this add-on uses the Google Translation API to translate the strings on your site. This feature can be enabled or disabled according to your preferences.
Users with administrator rights have access to the following settings:
select default language of the website and one translation language, for bilingual sites
choose whether language switcher should display languages in their native names or English name
force custom links to open in current language
enable or disable url subdirectory for the default language
enable automatic translation via Google Translate
POWERFUL TRANSLATION ADD-ONS
Syspro Website Multilingual has a range of premium Add-ons that allow you to extend the power of this website translation add-on:
Pro Add-ons (available in the premium versions only)
Extra Languages – allows you to add an unlimited number of translation languages, with the possibility to publish languages later after you complete the translation
SEO Pack – lets you translate meta information (like page title, description, url slug, image alt tag, Twitter and Facebook Social Graph tags & more) for boosting your multilingual SEO and increase traffic.
Navigation Based on Language – configure and display different menu items for different languages
Automatic User Language Detection – redirect first time visitors to their preferred language based on their browser settings or IP address
DeepL Automatic Translation – The DeepL Automatic Translation add-on lets you automatically translate your website through the DeepL API
Keyboard Shortcuts
CTRL ( ⌘ ) + S – Save translation for the currently editing strings
CTRL ( ⌘ ) + ALT + Z – Discard all changes for the currently editing strings
CTRL ( ⌘ ) + ALT + → (Right Arrow) – Navigate to next string
CTRL ( ⌘ ) + ALT + ← (Left Arrow) – Navigate to previous string
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Syspro Website Multilingual add-on works out of the box with website, custom post types, complex themes and site builders, so you’ll be able to translate any type of content.
After installing the add-on, select your secondary language and click “Translate Site” to start translating your entire site exactly as it looks in the front-end.
When your licence expires the plugin will still continue to work as configured. However, you will lose access to updates and premium support. This includes new features, bug fixes, and full compatibility with the latest versions of WordPress and WooCommerce.
When the Force Language in Custom Links option is set to Yes, any custom link that you add to your website will get processed by TranslatePress to add the language to it.
If you want TP to ignore an URL, you can append this hash to it: #TRPLINKPROCESSED
Example: Let’s say the URL we want to be ignored is this one:
You might want to make the language you translated your website into the first one.
To do this, go to Settings -> TranslatePress and set the Use subdirectory for default language option to Yes. Then, using drag and drop, drag the language you want to be the default one to the top.
A better way of handling this is to use the Automatic Detection of User Language add-on. This will redirect the user to the correct language based on his IP or browser settings.
When you’re adding or modifying a menu and TranslatePress is active, you’ll find the defined languages under the Language Switcher tab. You can use these elements to create the dropdown menu, exactly as you would create any other dropdown menu on your website.
No, the Google Translation API is not free, they charge 20$ per million characters that you translate. You can read more about this here.
However, Google is offering a Free Trial option that gives you access to 300$ over 12 months that can be used towards the Google Translation API. This means that you can use it for free, within this limit, because TranslatePress is storing the translations locally. The data is retrieved from Google only once, then it’s being served from your own database.
It’s possible that some strings cannot be clicked through our visual interface.
If this is the case, you should try to look for them inside the Strings List that’s available under the current language at the top of the translation interface.
The licence tab only appears after installing one of the paid add-ons. So first go to your TranslatePress Account page, download, install and activate one of the add-ons and the tab will show afterwards.
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