How to translate your site with a child theme + Poedit
- Step 1: Download the MD. pot file from the Members Area.
- Step 2: Translate Strings With Poedit.
- Step 3: Save . MO and . PO Files From Poedit.
- Step 4: Upload . MO and . PO Files, Register Child Theme Translation.
- Step 5: Enable New Language, Check Your Site for Success.
- How do you translate a theme in Poedit?
- How do you translate a child theme?
- How do you use Poedit?
- Can you make a child theme of a child theme?
- How do you change the language on a theme?
- What is translation ready theme?
- How do I translate a .po file?
- How do I make a .P file?
- How do I read a .po file?
- How do I manually create a child theme?
- How do I make a child theme for OceanWP?
- What is the purpose of a child theme?
How do you translate a theme in Poedit?
Open Poedit and select Create new translation:
- A new window will pop up, select WordPress theme you want to translate. ...
- Next, from a dropdown menu select a language you want to translate your theme to:
- You are ready to translate your theme now. ...
- In the Translation section enter a desired translation of the source string:
How do you translate a child theme?
How do I translate my theme from a child theme?
- Use Poedit (or similar tool) to create translation files. Find the needed . pot file in the /languages directory, which is located in the root of the parent theme folder. Use that . ...
- Edit child theme functions. php file. Depending on your child theme, you may or may not have a functions. ...
- Add your translation files.
How do you use Poedit?
Translate the Theme Using POEDIT
- Install and Run POEDIT.
- Open Up the PO File of Your Child Theme.
- Check the Possible Translation List.
- Find the Desired Term to Translate.
- Select the Term from the List.
- Translate the Term.
- Repeat the Steps for Other Terms.
- Save the Changes.
Can you make a child theme of a child theme?
You can't really create a "grandchild" theme in the normal sense - i.e make it the child theme of a child theme.
How do you change the language on a theme?
For your published theme, click Actions > Edit languages. Click Change theme language. Click the Language drop-down menu to see all the languages available for the theme. Select the language you want, and then click Save.
What is translation ready theme?
The term 'translation-ready' means that the WP theme supports multi languages. Usually, it includes a subfolder (with name 'langs' or 'languages') with language files. ... In this way, you 'tell' the WordPress that language of your site is Bulgarian.
How do I translate a .po file?
How to translate Gettext . po files
- Create translation project. Login to your account, create a new translation project and add your software's source language to it.
- Import gettext . po file. ...
- Start localization. Add your desired languages for translation, invite your contributors to join and start localizing your po files.
How do I make a .P file?
Generating a PO file for a theme
- Go to WPML → Theme and plugins localization.
- Select the theme you want.
- At the bottom of the page, click Scan selected themes for strings.
- When scanning is done close the pop-up dialog.
- Go to WPML → String translation.
- In the Export strings into . po/.
How do I read a .po file?
Simply double click a file to launch it instantly in Poedit. Because POT, . PO and . MO files are standard translation and language files, the Poedit software automatically lists the original string along with the translation.
How do I manually create a child theme?
How to Create a Child Theme #
- Create a child theme folder # Create a child theme folder. ...
- Create a stylesheet: style. css # ...
- Enqueue stylesheet # Enqueue stylesheet. ...
- Install child theme # Install child theme. ...
- Activate child theme # Activate child theme.
How do I make a child theme for OceanWP?
Go to Theme Panel > Import/Export and export your settings in a . dat file and save on your computer. 2. Install and activate the OceanWP Child Theme.
What is the purpose of a child theme?
A child theme, as defined by the WordPress Codex, is a theme that “inherits the functionality and styling of another theme, called the parent theme.” Child themes are recommended to modify existing themes while still maintaining their design and code.