Changing default language breaks website/language

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  • Thread Starter Vincent Verloop

    (@vverloop)

    1 year, 2 months ago

    And make buttons to refresh DeepL import. Or automate this.

    Thread Starter Vincent Verloop

    (@vverloop)

    1 year, 2 months ago

    Changing languages should not make a mess of your website.

    Default language was English, switched to Dutch, TranslatePress. Also changed in WordPress wp-admin > general.

    I have made default language Dutch, second languange English, was the other way around.

    Plugin Support Alex

    (@alexcozmoslabs)

    1 year, 2 months ago

    Hi,

    — Please make buttons for this: https://translatepress.com/docs/developers/delete-all-translations-and-plugin-data/.
    Thank you for your suggestion. We will consider it in the future.

    — Changing languages should not make a mess of your website.
    You can change the first shown language (not the default language in which the content is written in) by simply going to TranslatePress Settings -> Enable Subdirectory for Default Language, then reorder the languages by drag and drop. This topic is also covered on our FAQ page.
    If you actually change the default language (something that’s perfectly fine on a brand new site without content), you’ll need to change all the content you’ve written to the new language and then translate again all the information. There is no proper way to automate this as translations are directional.

    Best Regards,

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