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Why Do You Need the WPML Plugin for Translation?
The WordPress Multilingual plugin, a.k.a WPML, is the most popular WordPress plugin to translate a website and [definition_tip term= “slider”]slider[/definition_tip] into more than one language. Without the WPML plugin, you can only create each [definition_tip term= “slide”]slide[/definition_tip] in a single language in the Slider Revolution. You can duplicate and translate a slide, although the [definition_tip term= “module”]module[/definition_tip] will show both slides to all website visitors.
However, combining the WPML plugin with the Slider Revolution plugin allows you to make each slide in multiple languages. The module will show only a single copy of each slide with the translation that the visitor selects.
We have integrated the WPML plugin options into the Slider Revolution plugin to provide the best of both plugins to create multilingual slides.
Both plugins, the WPML and the Slider Revolution plugin, are fully compatible.
Let’s learn to set up the WPML plugin.
Enable the WPML Integration Option
Before configuring a slide’s translation, we must activate the WPML plugin’s integrated settings from the Slider Revolution plugin.
Go to the website dashboard:
Go to the Slider Revolution dashboard:
Select a module:
Go to the General sub-section under the Module General Options tab:
Scroll down to the WPML panel:
Toggle the Use WPML Settings option to ON:
Click the Save button:
Set the Default Language for Slides
Before translating slides, we need to select a default language for the slide.
Go to the Slide Options tab:
Select the WPML sub-section:
Go to the WordPress Multi Language panel:
Select a language from the Slide Lang. dropdown option:
Click the Save button:
Create Multilingual Slides
Hover over Slides from the top toolbar to open the slides dropdown menu:
Hover over any slide:
Click on the =+ icon to create a child slide:
Select the child slide:
Go to the Slide Options tab:
Select the WPML sub-section:
Go to the WordPress Multi Language panel:
Select a language from the Slide Lang. dropdown option:
Click the Save button:
Hover over Slides from the top toolbar to see the newly created child slide in another language:
Create a Multilingual Post-Based Module
Post-based modules use a single slide template for all selected posts; thus, you need to configure that single slide’s language to “All Language” and create posts in different languages using WPML.
Go to the Slide Options tab:
Select the WPML sub-section:
Go to the WordPress Multi Language panel:
Select All Languages from the slide Lang. dropdown option:
Click the Save button:
Contact Us
If you encounter issues while creating the multilingual slides, please get in touch with our support team by opening a ticket or emailing us at [email protected].
