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1. #WOOCOMERCE PLUGIN POEDIT HOW TO#
2. #WOOCOMERCE PLUGIN POEDIT INSTALL#
3. #WOOCOMERCE PLUGIN POEDIT UPDATE#
4. #WOOCOMERCE PLUGIN POEDIT CODE#
5. #WOOCOMERCE PLUGIN POEDIT DOWNLOAD#

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#WOOCOMERCE PLUGIN POEDIT UPDATE#

po file by opening it and then go to Catalog > Update from POT file.ħ/ Choose the file and it will be updated accordingly. mo file is generated automatically.Ħ/ Update your. Downloading translations from manually ↑ Back to topġ/ Go to  and look for your language in the list.Ģ/ Click the title to be taken to the section for that language.ĥ/ Save after translating strings. If you’re new to translating, checkout the translators handbook to get started.

#WOOCOMERCE PLUGIN POEDIT DOWNLOAD#

If there is no 100% complete translation you can download it manually, or we encourage you to contribute to get it to 100% so all users can benefit.

#WOOCOMERCE PLUGIN POEDIT INSTALL#

When you install or update WooCommerce, WordPress will look for a 100% complete translation in your language and automatically download it. Stable versions and development versions of WooCommerce are translated here, and anyone can contribute. Translation is managed by teams over at.

Translating WooCommerce into your language ↑ Back to top If you want to contribute translated strings to your language or wish to start a new translation, register at  and start translating. We maintain translations at our project on GlotPress. Otherwise, you need to create the language files (process explained below). Once this has been done, the shop displays in your locale if the language file exists.

#WOOCOMERCE PLUGIN POEDIT CODE#

You can copy and paste the code above into your theme’s or child theme’s functions.php file, edit the text to translate and translation text as needed.WooCommerce is already translated into a few languages and does come translation-ready out of the box. Here is a code snippet showing how it can be done: Make sure your WordPress site is set to use the same language as the one you translated to above.Īnother way to do translation is to use WordPress API gettext hook. po format and upload to it to the same folder as above. Once you click this button, you will be shown a new window where you can add translations to all the strings in our plugin.

Once it is open, you will see a button on Poedit (at the very bottom) that says “Create new translation”. Download and open this file with Poedit on your computer. Inside this folder you will find a file named very-simple-woocommerce-upsell-popup.pot. wp-content/plugins/very-simple-woocommerce-upsell-popup/languages/ Then for our plugin, you go to the “ languages” folder inside the main folder, the path looks like so: One method is to use programs like Poedit.įirst, download a program called Poedit (it’s free) and install it on your computer. There are other ways to translate the strings on your popups.

#WOOCOMERCE PLUGIN POEDIT HOW TO#

The full tutorial on how to do so can be found on this documentation page (click here). Translating Strings By Creating Custom TemplateĪnother way to translate the strings on popups with multiple upsell products is to duplicate an existing popup template and change the strings from the PHP file. Please refer to the screenshot below: Easily change the text on the popup’s pre-existing templates. See screenshot below: You can create as many popup templates as you like.įor popups with more than one upsell product (multiple upsell products), you can translate the strings found on the pre-existing templates by changing them from the option page. You can create as many popup templates as you want. You can do so by going to the menu in your admin area: Popup Templates > Add New. For popups with only one upsell product, you can just create a NEW custom template and write your own text in your language.