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Last updated 6 months ago

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Every WordPress theme contains some texts that need to be translated into your language if you are building a non-English website. This theme if fully translation ready.

The theme also supports RTL languages.

To enable your language in the WordPress website, please .

Adding languages into WordPress

Check out tutorial on how to .

Tip: Multilingual Navigation block

If you are building a multilingual website and having issues making the Navigation block multilingual, try using . It allows you to display classic menus in Navigation block which should resolve the issues.

The plugin was tested and working well with popular Polylang and WPML multilingual plugins.

Translating in WordPress admin

If you would like to translate the theme directly in your WordPress dashboard you need to use a specialized plugin. Check out and instructions on how to use it at and .

Translate Plugins Too!

Your website is built with WordPress system itself, a theme and some plugins.

There is a high chance that . So, you don't have to translate it on your own. You have also learned how to translate the theme above. But what about plugins and their texts?

If you are lucky, your plugin contains your language translations already and you don't have to do anything. But if you need to translate a plugin, the best advice is to check the plugin's documentation for the best approach.

Alternatively you can also use (again) to translate your plugins directly in your WordPress admin area.

switch WordPress into the desired language localization
install WordPress in your language
Classic Menu in Navigation Block plugin
Loco Translate plugin
beginner's guide
technical overview
WordPress itself is already translated into your language
Loco Translate plugin