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Grafton – Blog & Magazine WordPress Theme
Grafton – Blog & Magazine WordPress Theme
19 Articles Version 2.2
Installation

Theme Translation

Home Docs Grafton Installation Theme Translation

The ability to translate your website into different languages can significantly expand its reach and accessibility. The Grafton theme is translation-ready, meaning you can easily adapt your website to cater to a diverse, global audience.

Preparing for Translation
  1. Language Files: The theme comes with POT (Portable Object Template) files, which serve as the blueprint for translation. These files contain all the text strings used in the theme.
  2. Choosing a Translation Method: There are several ways to translate your theme. You can use a plugin like WPML (WordPress Multilingual Plugin), Loco Translate, or manually translate the POT file using software like Poedit.
Using a Translation Plugin (e.g., WPML)
  1. Install the Plugin: Install your chosen translation plugin from the WordPress plugin repository and activate it.
  2. Configure Language Settings: Follow the plugin’s setup wizard to choose the default language and add additional languages you want to support.
  3. Translate Content: Use the plugin’s interface to translate pages, posts, menus, and theme elements. Some plugins offer automatic translation services, while others support manual translation by yourself or a team.
Enabling the Translation
  1. Update WordPress Settings: Go to ‘Settings’ > ‘General’ in your WordPress dashboard and select the language you’ve translated your theme into.
  2. Check Your Website: Visit your website to ensure that the translations appear correctly.

By following these steps, you can translate the theme into your desired language, making your website more accessible and user-friendly for a global audience.

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