Both plugins are translatable with WPML. The settings are similar to both:
- Add tab in the original product language
- Update the product
- Scroll down and look at the "Multilingual Content Setup" metabox
- On the "yikes_woo_products_tabs" line, select the "Translate" option
- Click on the Save button
- Click on the WPML > WooCommerce Multilingual.
- Look for 'Product Translation Interface'
- Select the "Go to the native WooCommerce product editing screen" option
- Click on the "Save" button
Access the secondary language of the product you want to add the translated tabs. That way you can create tags in the secondary language as well.
I am trying to create translatable custom product tabs on the product pages.
I am using Woocommerce and Shopkeeper theme from Getbowtied together with WPML.
It really strucks me how difficult it seems to have such basic request getting to work as this is not a standard built in feature, even when having purchased a premium WordPress theme and a premium translation plugin.
Anyways, at this moment I am considering 3 options, in which I would like to know which is going to achieve my above goal the best.
On the first link, it should be good only if you are comfortable with PHP. This will be possible to translate the String Translation.
It seems that both plugins work properly. I tested both plugins and have been translated correctly. The second plugin mentioned, allows you add more than one tab, if necessary.
To translate the tabs, follow these steps:
- Add tab in the original product language
- Update the product
- Scroll down and look at the "Multilingual Content Setup" metabox
- On the "yikes_woo_products_tabs" line, select the "Translate" option
- Click on the Save button
- Click on the WPML > WooCommerce Multilingual.
- Look for 'Product Translation Interface'
- Select the "Go to the native WooCommerce product editing screen" option
- Click on the "Save" button
Access the secondary language of the product you want to add the translated tabs. That way you can create tags in the secondary language as well.
Please let me know if you are satisfied with my answer and if I can help you with any other questions you might have.
The "Go to the native WooCommerce product editing screen" option was the piece of the puzzle that I was missing. So thanks for that!
I agree with you the Yikes plugin is pretty robust. However, now I will have a hard time translating more then 50 products in 3 languages because I seem to have to add each custom tab to each product, and repeat, in each language?
Maybe the custom php code then would be the better option? Or could you find a fix for that plugin too?
---- However, now I will have a hard time translating more then 50 products in 3 languages because I seem to have to add each custom tab to each product, and repeat, in each language?
Yes, in this case, you must add the content in the tabs individually on each product.
About the manual tab, depends on what you want to display. If you want to have some custom options that are already registered in the products, it might be a good idea. Otherwise, either way, you will have to manually edit the product individually.