TranslatePress Settings

Default Language

Select the original language of your content.

All Languages
Language Formality Code Slug
Remove
Remove

Select the languages you wish to make your website available in.
The Formality field is used by Automatic Translation to decide whether the translated text should lean towards formal or informal language. For now, it is supported only for a few languages and only by DeepL.

Native language name

Select Yes if you want to display languages in their native names. Otherwise, languages will be displayed in English.

Use a subdirectory for the default language

Select Yes if you want to add the subdirectory in the URL for the default language.
By selecting Yes, the default language seen by website visitors will become the first one in the "All Languages" list.

Force language in custom links

Select Yes if you want to force custom links without language encoding to keep the currently selected language.

Language Switcher
Shortcode [language-switcher]

Use shortcode on any page or widget.

Go to Appearance -> Menus to add languages to the Language Switcher in any menu. Learn more in our documentation.

Add a floating dropdown that follows the user on every page.

Show the small "Powered by TranslatePress" label in the floater language switcher.

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