How Do I Add a Translate Button to My WordPress Site?

Adding a translate button to your WordPress site is easy. All you need to do is add the code below to your theme’s functions.

php file, and you’re good to go.

set_current_language(‘en’); $translate->set_translation_note(‘This is a translation note’); $translate->add_translation(‘en’, ‘de’); $translate->add_translation(‘en’, ‘es’); $translate->add_translation(‘en’, ‘fr’); return $translate; } add_action(‘wp_translate_init’, ‘my_translate_button’);

When you activate the translate button, WordPress will query your WordPress database for translations for the current language. You can add as many translations as you want, and each translation will have its own set of translation notes.

You can also use the translate button to add translations for different languages to your blog. Simply add a new translation, set the language, and add the translation notes.

You can even use the translate button to add translations for different posts or pages in your blog.

When you’re finished adding translations, simply call the WP_Translate object’s clean() function to delete any translations that have been added.

Conclusion.