
Learn to set up and manage a multilingual WordPress network, activating the multi-site feature, configuring language plugins, and connecting translated content across sites.
Assume you use the self-hosted WordPress.org version to enable multilingual features and distinguish it from WordPress.com. Install WordPress via one-click or the five-minute install guide, then log into the dashboard.
Plan multilingual content by leveraging WordPress multi-site and plugins to connect language sites, decide translation workflow, and publish translated posts across a network of languages.
Back up your existing WordPress installation before making changes to enable multilingual sites, using a manual method or a plugin that supports single and multisite backups.
Enable a readable permalink structure by choosing between ugly, pretty, or almost pretty formats, then set name, month and name, or post name in settings and save changes.
Deactivate all active plugins in the WordPress dashboard to proceed; on the plugins page, select all active plugins, choose deactivate from the dropdown, and click apply before enabling multi-site.
Enable the multisite feature by editing the root file in your hosting control panel, inserting the code above the 'that's all stop editing' line, and verify via the tools menu.
Explore types of multisite networks in WordPress, choosing between subdomains and subfolders with examples like en.wikipedia.org and mywebsite.com/fr, noting Google sees them similarly and you decide based on ease.
Configure a WordPress multisite network using subdomains, manage the network setup, and ensure wildcard DNS is in place to support domain-based sites.
Create and manage multiple sites in a WordPress network by adding new sites from the dashboard, choosing a French version, and publishing each site with its own domain.
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Links :
http://codex.wordpress.org/Network_Admin
http://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities#Super_Admin
http://codex.wordpress.org/Network_Admin_Settings_Screen
Learn to create and manage users and super admins in WordPress across site and network dashboards, assign roles, edit profiles, adjust settings, and delete users when needed.
Manage plugins in a multisite wordpress setup by filtering by status, applying bulk actions, searching, and installing new plugins, with option for network activation or site-specific activation.
Discover the WordPress network settings menu and manage registration rules, site creation, and emails. Control upload limits, default language, plugin access, and site administrators across the network.
Here's the list of links mentioned on the video :
Internationalisation page at WPCENTRAL :
http://wpcentral.io/internationalization/
"Wordpress in your Language" page at Codex :
https://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_in_Your_Language
Installing Wordpress in your Language :
http://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress_in_Your_Language
gettext translation framework :
http://www.gnu.org/software/gettext/
"Translating Wordpress" page at Codex :
Here's the list of links mentioned on the video :
Internationalisation page at WPCENTRAL :
http://wpcentral.io/internationalization/
Filezilla FTP client :
Install language files in the languages folder, then switch site languages on WordPress multisite network using an easy dropdown or a technical locale ID method to apply French or Portuguese.
Review the multisite setup in WordPress, including network creation, dashboard mastery, and installing language files to switch sites to English or French, using the multi-site language switcher plugin.
Here's the list of links mentioned on the video :
To install the Multisite Language Switcher plugin :
http://wordpress.org/plugins/multisite-language-switcher/installation/
Install and activate a WordPress plugin across a multisite network to enable a multilingual site setup, using the network dashboard and site-specific activations.
Configure translations and link English and French posts across Wordpress sites by using the post page to select the translated box and associate language versions. Observe the widget that informs visitors about other multilingual sites and extend this approach to additional languages to build a network of multilingual content.
Here's the list of links mentioned on the video :
Wordpress Widgets page at Codex:
Explore the plugin options page to control multilingual widget output, select from four layouts, sort by description, and position text before or after lists.
Configure WordPress to create a multilingual site network with multi-site features, subdomains or subfolders. Plan multilingual content, install language files, and display translations via a widget.
Enable Wordpress multisite by pasting code into wp-config.php and .htaccess, overwrite existing settings, then log in to access the new my sites option and complete network setup.
Create additional sites from the network sites menu by clicking add new, fill three fields, and verify the new subdirectory site in French on the dashboard.
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Learn how to build websites in multiple languages and get the following skills under your belt :
In this course you will learn how to setup and configure a network of language sites using the Wordpress content management system.
I’ll walk you thru the process of installing and activating the Wordpress multisite feature. We’ll connect the sites using plugins and associate the posts written in different languages and we’ll look at the settings and configurations that give you complete control over your Multilingual network of sites.
In the end you will know the step-by-step process of how you can have your content seamlessly connected between all your preferred languages.