Translation

Translation Guide

The frontend language of Content Egg can be different from your main WordPress language and admin dashboard language. Content Egg has its own setting for this:

• Go to Content Egg > Settings > Frontend.

• Set the "Website Language" option to choose the language used for the frontend display.

If you only want to change a button label, go to Content Egg → Settings → Frontend, and update the "Product Button Text" or "Coupon button text" fields.

1. Quick Translation via Plugin Settings

For most use cases, you can translate frontend strings directly in the WordPress dashboard:

• Go to Content Egg > Frontend > Frontend Texts.

• Modify the available strings to your desired language.

Note: If a string includes placeholders such as %s or %d, make sure your translated version includes the exact same placeholders in the correct position. These are dynamically replaced with actual values and are essential for proper functionality.

2. Advanced Translation with POT Files

For more comprehensive setups, you can use a traditional translation method with .POT files.

• This allows you to translate all plugin strings using tools like Poedit or Loco Translate.

• Detailed steps are provided in this guide: Localistion with POT files.