In essence, it creates language files for the main language file and the languages you want to add. Afterwards, you need to translate the respective strings(text) manually via the Polylang panel in your dashboard. Honestly, it is very straightforward process with Polylang. Nothing you can't learn from a 5min youtube video or Polylang documetation.

My comment from another thread:

I would recommend you to use WPML. Imo, Polylang is meant for simple websites with no e-commerce functionality. If you are using WooCommerce I would highly suggest to use WPML due to it having integrations with almost anything. Do not forget to download the WPML extensions if need be. For instance, if you are using Mailchimp, then you to download an additional WPML extension plugin for it in order to make it multilingual. Hope it helps, cheers!

If it is a website with no ecommerce functionality, then I suggest Polylang.

If it is a website with WooCommerce, then use WPML.

I would recommend you to use WPML. Imo, Polylang is meant for simple websites with no e-commerce functionality. If you are using WooCommerce I would highly suggest to use WPML due to it having integrations with almost anything. Do not forget to download the WPML extensions if need be. For instance, if you are using Mailchimp, then you to download an additional WPML extension plugin for it in order to make it multilingual. Hope it helps, cheers!

Looks just what I need. Thanks!

By any chance, do you know how well the integration with WPML is handled?

Hey, thanks for sharing!

I actually did already accomplish this task. You are right in the regard, that the file format is completely different, but it isn't different by a lot. Honestly, the only issue was the product attributes which are stored in the following format - "Main Category:Field Name:Value". WordPress populates ACF fields somewhat differently, so I had to add a PHP function to reimburse this logic in my WooCommerce store.

Sure, if you are not a dev, then hiring expert help is the way to go. At the end of the day, the time you will spend on this will far outweigh the monetary expenses.

Could you please share these dozen ways of collecting e-mails?

Thanks!

I was wondering whether there are any other methods for accomplishing such a task. I had an idea to add a checkbox in the checkout next to Privacy Policy agreement, so when a user buys something, they agree to having their email stored and used.

Version 3.0.3.8. Ty!

Thanks a lot! I have actually heard horror stories from former colleagues about Opencart to WooCommerce migration.

WordPress without a doubt. Imo, Wix is too limited in functionality in comparison. And for quite some time WordPress has been the king of CMS.

You can translate nontranslatable strings using css and :lang attribute though. Its kinda hacky and not clean way of doing things, but it works.

Not sure about the popups as I haven't used this particular tool, but for projects without woocommerce I usually use polylang plugin and for those with woocommerce - wpml.

Hey! I would appreciate the link too, ty!

The info about the issue is somewhat lacking. But I would check if the DNS records are pointing in the right direction.

DnD is love, DnD is life.

120? That is a really good price. Keep in mind that the box is huge. In my opinion, the contents inside are well worth 200+. You can easily rack up 300+ hours on a single playthrough. In essence, GH is underpriced.

You can't pause on legendary and the minimap is not displayed either.

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True, I was aware of Alice cheese, but it's a good point about Advocate. Tons of exp early for free. Then again, these are strats for players who have finished the game at least once. Imo, a new player will waste 20 res. scrolls just to get to the island.