TranslatePress allows you to translate your entire WordPress site! I tried to verify how far I can translate

Yes. Fujii: Takashi.

We received comments from people who saw the video about TranslatePress posted on YouTube.

TranslatePress is a useful plugin that allows you to make your WordPress site multilingual. I also use it on this blog. More details in myReview ArticlesPlease go ahead.

Mr. Fujii, we are considering introducing TranslatePress Business to a multilingual site (posting) that we are currently considering, and this video was very helpful.

I have a question, but when a site visitor posts on the site or searches for "things" or "things" (filters), the filtered items, such as countries and categories (each has a dropdown below it, select a country, etc.), when displayed in English, the country is Country, I would like to know if a category is converted to Category.

In other words, if the default display language of the site is set to a different language, it will convert not only the posts but also the display of all the functions of the site, such as filtering.

I don't know if I have explained it well, but I would like to hear from you.

Yes, thank you. I'm sorry if my interpretation is wrong.

In other words, "I know that with TranslatePress, my posts are translated." "I found out that if you change from Japanese to English, the Japanese article will become the English article."

But Does WordPress work and other parts translate properly?That's what I mean.

The basics of WordPress can be translated with TranslatePress

For example, the function of this comment. Isn't this a feature that appears in any WordPress? I don't know what this part is, or what else, it's a search function.

Search like this and the default display of "article not found". It's also a question of whether these things are properly translated.

Is it this category or keyword search?

Hmm, I'm doing it for a while.

For example, if you change from Japanese to English, it will look like this.

Yes, it can be in English properly. If you translate it into German, it will be displayed in German properly. So for the time being, it is translated like this.

As for the comments, I am now converting them from Japanese to German, but the comments are also properly converted like this.

Yes. However, I think you can still see it,There are parts where translation is not applied.

Almost 99% of them are translated.

WordPress Themes That Can't Be Translated with TranslatePress

But this is the WordPress theme theme I use, the theme is from Japan.Stork19I'm using a WordPress theme called. This is a Japan WordPress theme.

I think that's why,"The person who wrote this article"That's the part. For some reason, I can't translate here.

For example, let's do it in English.

It's easy to understand English. If you click on this "Translate page", the translation item will appear.

For example, yes. Hover over fixed. When you hover over it, the pen mark will appear.

So, if you click on the mark on this pen, you can translate each one. For the original words

"If it's English, I'll display it in this translated text, and if it's in another language~" I can freely switch and display it.

That's why you can specify and translate almost any part of the page on this site.

You can translate it, including the comment section.

It's like this. However, the person who wrote this article couldn't translate this part of the article. If you play with the content of the theme, you can change the notation. However, I can't do it unless I go that far.

So I feel like I can't completely translate this part. For the moment.

99% of WordPress sites can be handled with TranslatePress

Also, most of the parts can be translated properly. For example, the Japanese part. This is called "Search".

Regarding this part of the search called "Search", when you switch to German, the part called "Search" is properly written in German.

So, almost all parts are properly converted in this way, so you have to try it out a little.

So, for a small number of WordPress themes like me, there may be a possibility that some translations may not be possible.

The WordPress theme used for this blog seems to have some parts that cannot be translated as a rare case.

SimplyDepending on your WordPress themeI can only say that. In many cases, you should be able to translate an entire WordPress site.

It should be able to translate, but that's what it is like in my case. The translation is properly applied to most parts.

If you translate like this, 99% of the page will be properly translated. However, in terms of details, it was just now.

There is a part where my site cannot be translated in the 1% part.

I'm sorry if you can't stand the fact that this 1% can't be translated.

I've tried other multilingual WordPress plugins myself. However, they were less accurate than TranslatePress.

That's why I use TranslatePress.

TranslatePress Money-Back Guarantee / Try It Out

So if you asked me this question for a moment, there is a part that can only be said according to the WordPress theme, butTranslatePress comes with a money-back guaranteeSo I would like you to use it once and try it.

TranslatePress。 Yes, this is it.

Let's see. I checked, and there is also a 15-day money-back guarantee, so if you contact support and it doesn't work, you can get a refund.

If it's within 15 days, I think you should try it once.

Yes, that's right. As far as I can tell, I only know a little so far.

Some of them are now disseminating information in English on other servers, and the site is multilingual using TranslatePress.

Originally, I used an English WordPress theme to run the site, but I have been able to translate all the other sites properly.

However, only the WordPress theme of this blog, which is operated under the name of "Takeshi Fujii", may not be able to translate only 1%.

So, probablyMany WordPress themes should be able to translate with TranslatePress.I would like you to try it.

Let me answer this for now.