Category: Tutorial

This is a guest post by Neil Matthews from webpolyglot.com. In this post Neil will talk about building multi language

Our list of paid contractors is growing and we’ve decided to organize it by language. This means you’ll be able

In case you’re just now looking to start using custom fields, you’ll enjoy the displaying WordPress custom fields tutorial on

This is an old post and WPML received important performance updates in the meantime, especially with the 4.3 release. Check

We want our visitors to link to us and share our links with others. However, WordPress often generates very long

Right-to-Left languages pose a special challenge. Luckily, WordPress goes a long way to reduce the pain. We’ll show you how

The Admin content-language switcher in WPML 2.3.0 allows creating different sidebars per language using Woo’s Sidebar Manager. See how it

Since WPML turned commercial, wpml.org is dealing with much more traffic. Two weeks ago, our server was running on 95%

WPML 1.7.9 includes a significant change in the String Localization engine. We’ve talked about it before, but I think that

Following the good experience we had with WordPress 3.o, it looks like it’s time to start thinking about upgrading. But,

GetText allows translating texts in themes and plugins, but in order to work right, you must create texts that translate

Intro In this guest post, Wolf-Dieter Grabner, tells about building a multilingual corporate site using WordPress, Thesis theme and WPML.

This tutorial shows how to translate your theme using WPML’s built-in translation interface. It works without any .mo files and

In this is guest post, Michael Wassmer explains how to build a multilingual product catalog using WordPress. The idea for

How can we do a major update for a live WordPress site, while it’s already running? WPML is getting a