mo files for all the languages to WordPress, from the POEditor localization platform.Īdd language to: creates a new language in the translation project on the POEditor localization platform.Ĭreate project: creates a project in the connected POEditor account. Also overwrites the existing translations and deletes the obsolete terms. Sync: sends the terms and the translations from the assigned WordPress language file to the corresponding language in the POEditor localization project. Doesn’t touch the translations in the project. mo files (containing both terms and translations) from the POEditor localization platform.Įxport: sends the terms from the assigned WordPress language file to the corresponding POEditor localization project.
Refresh online projects list: updates in the plugin the list of all the projects and languages in the connected POEditor account, along with their progress.Īssign file: links a language in a POEditor translation project to a local WordPress language file.
Reset plugin: deletes all the local file assignments and detaches the WordPress installation from the POEditor accont. Each has a short descriptions of the actions it performs.Ĭhange API Key: lets you change the API Key in the POEditor plugin, in case it was changed in the connected POEditor account. To make everything crystal clear, below is a list of the buttons in the POEditor plugin. What each button in the POEditor WP translation plugin does Just click in the POEditor plugin on Import (for individual languages) or Import all (to fetch all the linked languages in the translation project).įollowing these simple steps, you can translate WordPress themes or plugins more efficiently. You can do this at any time, regardless of the translation’s progress. Step 5: Bring back to WordPress the localized languages from the POEditor localization platform.If you use the POEditor localization platform instead of the plugin to add languages (or projects), just click on Refresh online projects list and they will appear in the POEditor WP plugin. po (and a matching .mo) file in the desired location. Don’t have a corresponding language file in your WordPress account to assign to the language you’ve added? You can use the POEditor plugin to create a new. If you want to add more languages to the translation project, repeat step 3. Or you can make the translation project public on POEditor, so people can volunteer to translate the languages in your WordPress localization project. From the POEditor interface, you can assign contributors to each language to collaboratively translate the terms. pot file to the POEditor localization platform, the translation process can begin.
Poedit plugin software#
pot) to your project on the POEditor software localization platform.Īfter you sent the terms from your local WordPress.
Poedit plugin how to#
How to manage the WordPress localization workflow
Then follow this step by step guide to set up your localization workflow.
Poedit plugin install#
Download and install the POEditor WordPress translation plugin according to the instructions in the Installation tab. With POEditor’s localization plugin for WordPress, you can manage your WordPress language files between POEditor and WP, from within your WP dashboard.
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