It should be named as the starting file, with your language's tag at the end of it. Once you have finished translating the plugin, save the translation to have Poedit generate MO files (or generate the MO files yourself using your editor), then upload the generated PO and MO files in the same directory the starting PO file was located. In Poedit this can be done from the 'Properties' view: You should access the settings and credit yourself.
You're all set to start translating the plugin! Simply translate into the selected language the phrases provided on the left. For many WordPress developers, Poedit is their go-to app for generating language files for extensions. After downloading and installing the WP translation plugin, follow the steps below to set up your WordPress localization workflow. There are other ways to realize translate function for WordPress. You can either select it from the list of languages provided. Poedit 1.6 was released earlier this week. If you are looking for the best method to translate a WordPress plugin, you can use Poedit. Select the language you wish to translate to. Select the PO language file, that you will use as baseģ. Create a new translation PO file starting from one of the existing PO files:Ģ. If you do not use the Loco translate plugin, the language file can be updated via POEDIT. To create a new translation, do the following:ġ. We are going to use 'poedit' as an example. To begin translating you will need to use the currently existing 'en_US' language file as a starting point. /language/-en_US.po - The plugin language file.The PO Files you will need is the following: A copy of the plugin you're going to translate, or at least of its PO files.We will use 'Poedit' for images and examples. Creating a new Translation for one of our Plugins requires that you generate the necessary PO and MO files, for both the administrator and site sections.
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