WordPress: Internationalization

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Carrie Dils

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01 - Introduction

01 - WordPress internationalization.mp4

00:46

02 - What you need to know.mp4

01:38

03 - Project overview and exercise files.mp4

00:55

02 - 1. Introducing Internationalization

01 - What is internationalization.mp4

01:50

02 - Why internationalize code.mp4

01:31

03 - Internationalization vs. localization.mp4

02:11

03 - 2. Internationalization Concepts

01 - What is gettext.mp4

00:53

02 - Using text domains.mp4

05:36

03 - Translation functions.mp4

02:04

04 - 3. Working with Translation Functions in PHP

01 - Translating strings.mp4

04:36

02 - Translate HTML.mp4

02:24

03 - Use placeholders.mp4

04:34

04 - Argument swapping.mp4

02:23

05 - Working with plurals.mp4

03:58

06 - Adding context.mp4

01:59

05 - 4. Working with Translation Functions in JavaScript

01 - Including wp-i18n.mp4

01:17

02 - Using translation functions.mp4

00:58

03 - Loading translations.mp4

00:50

06 - 5. Make a Plugin Translation-Ready

01 - Introducing the project.mp4

01:50

02 - Best practices for internationalization.mp4

01:36

03 - Add text domain and set domain path.mp4

02:09

04 - Add translation functions to PHP.mp4

03:07

05 - Create and enqueue a script with wp18n.mp4

04:20

06 - Add translation functions to JavaScript.mp4

03:09

07 - Create a translation file.mp4

03:35

08 - Include an additional translation with your plugin.mp4

03:01

09 - Generate MO and JSON files.mp4

03:54

10 - Load translations.mp4

07:18

07 - 6. Advanced Concepts

01 - Automating text domains.mp4

01:42

02 - Language packs.mp4

01:10

03 - Internationalization Security.mp4

02:10

08 - 7. Contributing to Open Source

01 - Translating for WordPress with GlotPress.mp4

01:48

02 - Contributing to GlotPress.mp4

00:33

09 - Conclusion

01 - What next.mp4

00:34

Description

The WordPress content management system powers over 40% of the web. And the WordPress user base and developer network isn't limited to English–WordPress is global software supporting a variety of languages, and its internationalization features allow developers to configure their code so they can be easily translated for any locale. In this course, Carrie Dils introduces the specific functions and tools WordPress developers can use to make their code translatable to any language. Join Carrie as she shows how to work with various translation functions in WordPress, how to make themes and plugins translatable, and even generate language files. Plus, if you know another language, find out how you can help the entire WordPress community by contributing to the WordPress translation project on GlotPress, an open-source platform used to translate WordPress.

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I believe education empowers. After many years in client services, I help empower freelancers and small business owners to grow their digital product or service-related businesses. I host a weekly WordPress business podcast at officehours.fm and am a course instructor for Lynda.com and LinkedIN Learning.

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