Hi candy2012,
The SEO Framework is fully translatable through WordPress.
I can see you’re using qTranslate X.
I think you’ve need to output the title with an ending [:].
Please try this:
[:en]English title[:es]Spanish title[:]
I hope this helps! Let me know if you need any more assistance.
Thanks and have a great day :).
Hi,
That did not work unfortunatelly 🙁
Using this: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/sublanguage/ for translations …
Some more ideas maybe?
Thank you and have a great day too!
Hi candy2012,
The shortcode used only works on qTranslate X. Sublanguage doesn’t support those shortcodes, as it’s meant to be a very lightweight plugin.
From what I’ve read and seen, you’d have to create a new post and add manual translations with the plugin in use, for the content and title and other settings.
And select the title at the top right :).
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/sublanguage/screenshots/
If you require assistance creating translations with the plugin, please open a support ticket regarding this issue within the said plugin’s support forums.
I hope this helps 🙂
Hello,
I’m the author of this Sublanguage plugin.
Actually what would be needed is just a couple of hooks to filter the content used for generating the description, when no meta description is provided, when saving and getting it.
As far as I understand, your plugin stores the content of every post that does not have a meta description in a transient, probably as a way to cache it. But I don’t get why you don’t save it rather inside a post meta, that would be much easier to handle, imho…
Apart from that, your plugin looks really nice, that’s why I’d love if it worked with mine.
Hi maximeschoeni,
All data is saved within the post meta, as you implied/suggested: reference. 🙂
You are correct about the transients, every post/page/taxonomy gets a key for the transient to ease the loading within the dashboard, as well as the front-end when no manual description is filled in. This stands aside from the post-meta and is handled as cache, which can then be altered by various caching plugins.
Databases can handle quite a few (even hundreds of thousands) of request each second, so this shouldn’t affect performance.
As The SEO Framework 2.6.0 still has quite some work to get done, I’ll be sure to include support, if actually needed, for Sublanguage :). I still have to test your plugin but from the code I’ve seen everything should already be working as expected out of the box. 🙂
I hope this clears things up and that you have a wonderful day :).
Thank you for your reply.
Sure, it is working, except for this caveat described there: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/which-seo-plug-to-use?replies=4#post-8023521
