This plugin allows you to order human translations for your pages and posts using Supertexts professional translation services.
This plugin allows the user to send a WordPress post or page to Supertext for translation or proofreading.
Process for translation
Supertext can translate content, titles, excerpts, image captions, shortcode arguments and custom fields. Simply order a translation instead of creating a new page.
You will be presented with services, prices and deadlines. Select the right one for you.
Once completed, the translation will be automatically inserted into a new page or post in your WordPress installation.
You’ll be notified by email once your translated content has been uploaded to your website.
This works for every post type that is translatable by Polylang or WPML.
Process for proofreading
For proofreading your existing page or post, select the option “order proofread”. You will be presented with services, prices and deadlines.
Select the right one for you. Once completed, the proofread text will automatically be inserted into your post or page in your WordPress installation.
Please note
Translatable custom fields must be defined in the settings. Supported plugins at the moment are:
If the field is not available in one of the lists, you can define it by adding self defined custom fields.
The plugin supports following page builders:
We highly recommend to test the translation process for the page builders mentioned above and for any other that you may use.
How to install the plugin
Just order your translation using the Order translation link instead of creating the new content yourself
First order step for one post where you can select the content to be translated and the target language
You need to order more than one post? Just use the bulk action Order translation
First order step for multiple posts where you can select the content to be translated and the target language
Second order step where you can select the service and deadline
Order confirmation
A valid Supertext customer account for every WordPress user and the corresponding API key.
You can create an account at Supertext if you don’t already have one.
Get the API key from the Settings page: Account Settings
How to translate the site title and tagline?
The site title and the tagline are part of the general settings of your WordPress. You can translate these texts using the String translations feature of Polylang/WPML:
Languages -> Strings translations
Did you translate the site title but it is still displayed in only one language? In this case you can check if the themes header is using the correct WordPress functions to get the title/tagline (wp_title() or get_bloginfo()).