How to Translate Blog designer plugin in my language

Blog Designer plugin is language compatible, thus can be translated into multiple languages. You can use POEdit plugin for translation.

  • Step 1. Install Poedit tool and open it
  • Step 2. Open .POT file from /wp-content/plugins/blog-designer/languages/ that you want to translate
    .pot file editin in Poedit tool
  • Step 3. Now, click on “Save”
  • Step 4. A popup will appear, enter your Language code ( Ex :- “ca_CA” for English (Canada)) in language optionTranslation property
  • Step 5. Then select source path tab and you have to modify this path to full path of your plugin that you want to translate.Select path
  • Step 6. Then press ok button.
  • Step 7. Then give file name like this blog-designer-pro-ca_CA.po for English (Canada) language.
  • Step 8. Then save file inside language folder in plugin that you want to translate and all strings are appear in your poedit editor POT file
  • Step 9. Select your string that you want to translate and in bottom side there are two options one is Source Text and another one is Translation Translate string
  • Step 10. Source Text keep as it is and in Translation section enter your translated string of selected string that you want to translate and then save it.
  • Step 11. Repeat step 10 untill your all strings to be translate.
  • Step 12. Now you will get two separate files – a .po file and a .mo file.Note : When you save the files, you must name them according to your language code. Find a list of language codes at WordPress in your Language. For example, the language code for English (Canada) is ca_CA, so you would save the translated files as ca_CA.po and ca_CA.mo.PO MO file
  • Step 13. Then go to wp-config.php file then enter the below code.
    define('WPLANG', 'Your language code'); for Ex.(ca_CA for English (Canada)) then save it.
  • Step 14. Select language from admin side, Go to Dashboard » Settings » General in that check Site Language options.Select language
  • Step 15. Check language prefix in front end, view HTML.
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