Yes, importer does it by selecting the respective fields that are relevant to post. I wasn’t sure if wpglobus had any fields that were outside of standard post. Now when I know that every translation is stored in respective field of data, it makes import so much easier.
Ps. What I have noticed is:
When export is done, there is a field called something like wpglobus language and in that field is stored language code (en) for the language of post translation that was active when save button was pressed. For example if I was editing german last, it would store “ge” in the field. What if I did an input of all the language codes in there like: en,ge,es etc?
On top of that when last active language was set, data in yoast column in the list of posts is in that language. – reffering to admin backend posts list.
Thank you for your answer!
So in theory if I did an impprt of all data marked like it should be marked this should work. So all of the data is stored in one line in database. What I want to say is that database is not using different lines for different languages?
