Translate This – WordPress Plugin

Quick Features

  • 42 languages
  • quick ajax real time translation
  • simple, clean and nice interface
  • completely integrated on the editor
  • easy undo

Get to know it

Translate This is a WordPress plugins that allows users to translate their posts and pages directly from the input form.

After installing it you will be able to open the translation menu from both the edit and the add new pages for posts and pages. Inside the translation menu you will have the possibility to choose in which language you want to translate (42 languages availables) your text and a short preview of what you will obtain.

The language you’re writing on is automatically detected, so you don’t have to specify it and obviously HTML tags are preserved by the system.

After choosing the language the preview will update automatically in a few seconds, depending on your connection speed. After you read the preview and agreed it is a good result you can confirm the translation tool to substitute your text with the translated one. If you’re not satisfied you can just undo your latest action ( CTRL+Z on the text area ) and you will came back to your original post.

Step 1 - Write your Text

Step 1 - Write your Text

Step 2 - Get your preview

Step 2 - Get your preview

Step 3 - Translate in real Time

Step 3 - Translate in real Time

Step 4 - Get your Translation

Step 4 - Get your Translation

Licence

Translate This – WordPress Plugin
Copyright (C) 2009 Andrea Olivato

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

Preview It

Credits

Original flag icons have been realized by Icon Drawer

Download It

Please visit WordPress Plugin Directory to browse trought version or directly download below

Stable

Download 9.03.12

Older releases

Download 9.03.11
Download 9.03.09.1
Download 9.03.09
Download 9.03.08

Changelog

9.03.12 Fixed bug wordpress installations which are not located in the root folder of the domain. More details – Many thanks to Marco Battistoni for this fix

9.03.11 Added flags to language selection Graphics improvement on popup When selecting HTML editor mode plugin will hide itself

9.03.09-1 Fixed compatibility issues with contactformsiii

9.03.09 Fixed paths problem with image and iframe

9.03.08 Initial Release

Install It

Just download the file, extract the .zip and upload the translate-this folder to your /wp-content/plugins/ folder.

Now login to your administration ( http://www.yoursite.com/wp-admin ) and choose plugins from your left sidebar menu.

Look for Translate This in the Inactive Plugins list and click on ‘activate‘.

You’re done!

Use It

For more usage information please read the USAGE INSTRUCTIONS

Using is even simplier then installing it. Just start a new article clicking on New Post ( top-left of the administration area), write something on your native language in the text area and then look for the flag icon located in the Upload/Insert row right before the text editor where you typed.

After clicking the flag a popup will appear, containing a simple select with all the languages supported by Google language tools. After the select you can see a preview of your text translated on the default language ( English ). If you want to translate your native post into any language just choose it from the select and allow some seconds to the script to update the preview.

After the script made its job, if you are satisfied on what it translated just press Send & Close which will translate the text into your editor and close the popup. If instead you want to close the window without making any change to your text just close the popup clicking on the big grey X at the top left of it.

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