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How to Translate WpEstate with WPML

Learn how to translate WpEstate into more languages and create a multilingual website with WPML.

Translate all Elements

Translate all WpEstate elements, including pages, properties, agents, and more

Translate Theme Texts

Translate headers, footers, and any other texts in the theme

Localized Designs

Use the same design across languages, or create different designs in each language

Translate Any WpEstate Element

Translate any WpEstate element with WPML’s Translation Dashboard.

Simply go to WPML → Translation Dashboard and select content for translation. Then, choose to translate by yourself or using Private Translation Cloud (PTC), our most advanced automatic translation engine.

Translation Dashboard
Sending content for translation in Translation Management
Selecting strings in the Other Texts (Strings) section

Translate Theme Texts

Translate your header, footer, and any other theme part via the Other texts (Strings) section in the Translation Dashboard, or with WPML’s String Translation.

String Translation

Create Different Designs in Each Language

Offer visitors a unique experience by creating culturally relevant designs in each language.

Page in English
Page in Japanese

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I assign translated properties to agents?

To assign a translated property to an agent:

1. Go to the Properties list in your WordPress admin.
2. Using the language switcher in the top admin bar, switch to your secondary language.
3. Edit your translated property and in the popup that appears, click Edit anyway.
4. Scroll down to the Property Details sidebar and click the Agent tab.
5. Under the Agent Responsible drop-down, choose your translated agent.

Assigning the translated version of an agent to a property

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Build a Multilingual WpEstate Website

Start translating WpEstate with WPML today

Dario
Updated
October 16, 2024