WooCommerce Multilingual is a very important project for us, today we are happy to announce that we have 4 WooCommerce extensions to add to our compatibility list.
The extensions are Authorize.net Payment Gateway, EU VAT, Terms & Conditions Popup, Product Filter
If you want to review the entire multilingual ready list of themes and plugins you are welcome to view it here:
Also, if you’re a theme or a plugin author and you want to make it compatible with WPML, we welcome you and ready to help: You are welcome to contact us at go global program page.
In order to expedite the process we strongly recommend that you test your theme or plugin with our Achieving WPML compatibility for your themes and plugins. It easily tests compatibility with WPML and helps you quickly make your theme or plugin Multilingual Ready.
Authorize.net Payment Gateway
Offering a payment gateway so popular and easy to integrate such as Authorize.net is a warranty for users in terms of reliability and accessibility.
EU VAT
28 countries mean 28 different calculations; do you think it could be confusing? Well, because with YITH WooCommerce EU VAT everything will be automatic.
Terms & Conditions Popup
Terms and conditions are a fundamental part of each website, because they have great advantages both for users and administrators in terms of liability and security. Putting it in a pop-up window reduces probability for users to leave the page.
Product Filter
Allow your users to filter products following their needs, and in few seconds they will find exactly what they want to buy: a simple and powerful tool to address your customers towards their ideal product, speed the purchase processes, and improve the conversion of your online shop.
We’ve recently purchased the WMPL plugin to translate our site into Chinese – however the woocommerce cart page and checkout page cannot be translated as woocommerce functions independently, and does not have the option to translate.
How do I translate woocommerce checkout and cart pages?
Have you followed the instructions from here: https://wpml.org/documentation/related-projects/woocommerce-multilingual/#store-pages ?
You first need to install the pages (from WooCommerce) if you haven’t already. Then under WPML -> WooCommerce Multilingual -> General Settings -> WooCommerce Store Pages you’ll see the option to translate all the pages automatically.
If you need more help with this, please go ahead and open a support ticket in our support forum.