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Google AJAX Translation

Google AJAX Translation

Version : 0.6.0
Tested up to : 2.9.2
Number of download : 121417
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Google AJAX Translation
Google AJAX Translation
Google AJAX Translation
Google AJAX Translation

The Google AJAX Translation WordPress plugin provides a quick, simple, and light way to add translation to your blog. A “Translate” button can be added to the bottom or top of posts, pages, and/or comments. When the button is clicked a popup window opens showing a list of available languages. You can choose which of the 52 languages to display in the Administration Panel. The list of languages can be shown as text (in the native language of each language), as flag icons, or as both. Flag icons can be confusing and sometimes misleading so I recommend the text option. (See this google search for language flags.) The plugin detects the browser’s preferred language and shows the “Translate” button in that language if available. That language is listed first in the popup. The tooltip for each language is also translated into the browser’s preferred language. If the browser’s preferred language isn’t English a “Translate” button is shown on the Administration Panel that translates the panel. See this page for more information about setting your browser’s preferred language. Clicking the “powered by Google” link will take you to a full-page Google translation in your browser’s preferred language. Related Links: See the plugin in use on orrmarshall.com Google AJAX Translation WordPress Plugin v0.2.0 Google AJAX Translation WordPress Plugin v0.1.0 Support Have questions or suggestions for this plugin? Please ask in the forums here. Please start a new thread for your question, problem, or suggestion. Use the tag google-ajax-translation so that it shows up in the same list. Please include as much information as possible like: WordPress version, Google AJAX Translation version, a link to your web page Most problems seem to be theme related so check to see if the plugin works in the default theme (Kubrick).

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