Archive for July, 2010

Many folks who use WPML look at WordPress as a CMS, not just a blogging tool. Pär Thernström‘s CMS Tree Page View makes using WordPress as CMS a lot easier. CMS Tree Page View shows WordPress pages as a tree, instead of a (useless) list. You can expand and collapse branches and move pages around. [...]

Thanks to the continuously growing WPML community, new bugs have been identified in the last release so here we are  almost ready with a new release that includes fixes for these bugs or implementation for various small features. sitepress-multilingual-cms-1.8.1-dev Bug Fixes Custom posts types were not always recognized in WP_Query # WP Menus: uninitialized array, [...]

Update: this job is now taken. ICanLocalize has grown organically, basing our marketing mainly on word-of-mouth (and business via WPML). As we’re entering the corporate market, we’re also looking to build a marketing mechanism – something that would deliver the word to folks outside of our close circle. If you know of anyone, or have [...]

Much of the inspiration for WPML actually comes from Drupal, so I was thinking, maybe there are other great features in other content management systems which we’re missing? This post is mostly your. Tell us about cools and useful features in other content management system, which you can only dream about in WordPress. Remember to [...]

One of the best new features in WordPress 3.0 has to be the new menu system. And now, it’s multilingual too. We’ve already gone through two developer releases and are thankful for the help we got testing it. In a nutshell, menus now have languages. When you view the public pages, you’ll see the menu [...]

We’re ready with another developer’s release of WPML, which (properly) supports multilingual menus. sitepress-multilingual-cms-1.8.0.RC1_1.zip Now that it’s working, it’s also easy to use. To create menus in different languages, click on the language link to add translation to the menu. There’s a menu per language, so you have the flexibility of including whatever you need [...]

We’re almost ready with WPML 1.8.0 (multilingual menus) and are thinking about the next major step for WPML – adding a complete translation workflow. Many folks get help from translators. These can be volunteers or freelance professional translators. Today, in order to translate, you need to make these translators into editors and teach them about [...]

We’re ready with a developers version of WPML that includes multilingual menus. This version looks OK, but we’re still not using it for our own sites. sitepress-multilingual-cms-1.7.9.1.zip Different Menu Per Language Menus now have languages, so that they also have translations – just like everything else in your site. When visitors go to your site, [...]