Setting up and running WordPress multilingual websites

What I will be covering in the session

  • Part 1. Multilingual website – why it is worth investing

    • Languages on the Internet – statistics

    • The benefits of having a multilingual site

    • For the site owner

    • – For the WP developer

  • Part 2. Understanding the bases – what is a multilingual site and what it is not

    • Examples of multilingual sites done not right

    • Examples of multilingual sites done not right

    • How to do it right and why

  • Part 3. Making your WP site a multilingual site

    • Choosing the solution (different possibilities and plugins)

    • Installation and configuration – what to handle

    • Language switcher – good practices

    • Translating the contents (various WP elements to translate)

    • Keeping updated (different user roles, different needs)

  • Part 4. Tips and hints

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About Bigul Malayi

I am Bigul, from Kozhikode, Kerala, India. I began my IT career as a PHP Developer in 2005 and became part of the wonderful WordPress community in 2012. Since then, I have been actively involved as a co-organizer of the WordPress Kerala community and as a contributor to Support, Polyglot, and Photos. Over the years, I have also been involved in several WordCamps, taking on various roles, including organizer, mentor, speaker, and volunteer.