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We just released WPML 4.0 with major updates to Translation Management and Media Translation. There’s a new Advanced Translation Editor and even more.<\/p>\n
You can see all the videos and details in the beta announcement<\/a>.<\/p>\n Together with this release, we’ve also published documentation for the new features in WPML 4.0:<\/p>\n This release not only comes with major new functionality but also includes many stability improvements. Follow the links to the different WPML components to see the full list of changes.<\/p>\n First, please remember that this is a major update of WPML which includes a lot of changes. We highly recommend making backup of your site before updating WordPress, plugins and the theme. This release is already running on wpml.org, but it’s always a good idea to back-up before updating.<\/p>\n You will receive automatic updates via WordPress for all registered sites. To update manually, log-in to your WPML account<\/a>, go to Downloads and get the new version from there.<\/p>\n With WordPress 5.0 approaching, we’re going to make a number of updates for Gutenberg. These include under-the-hood changes for the new editing window, as well as updates to the Translation Editor to support Gutenberg content. WPML 4.1 will include a list of other improvements and new features, but I’ll write about them separately, so that we don’t go off topic from today’s news.<\/p>\nNew Documentation for WPML 4.0<\/h2>\n
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The Full Changelogs<\/h2>\n
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How to Update<\/h2>\n
Next for WPML<\/h2>\n
BTW, We’re Hiring<\/h2>\n