by guest author soulmerlin
Maybe you all know this and I may hear a collective cyber-yawn, but after having a lot of trouble trying to find a none java type of translation tool, i came up with this method which other technically naive bloggers may like.
Go to my blog “From Dusk ’till Dawn” and take a look at the Japanese Translation at the top of the sidebar. Try it out – you’ll find that all your blog gets translated – all the current pages and all the comments.
I think it’s great and all you have to do is go to appliedlanguage.com and pick up a code to paste into your sidebar.
IMPORTANT TIP: You will find the link on their page at the bottom of the centre column as a free service. It reads as follows:
Free Translation on your website
If your visitors could translate copy directly while on your website, they would stay longer. To add this great link bait all you need is our code.
Add your FREE Text Translation now
N.B. You can get as many languages as you want.
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I’ve Found a simpler way….you have to look for their html codes….try this link, then all you have to do is choose the language
http://www.appliedlanguage.com/trans/free_quick.aspx
henry
The quickest way is to go to http://www.appliedlanguage.com/trans/free_quick.aspx
Choose your language and they’ll send you the html code at once by auto email
paste it into your sidebar.
henry
Thanks for the comments. I updated the link. :)
timethief,
From whom did you obtain your translation button please?
Thank you,
Kathleen
Hi Katleen,
This is a very old post. I do not use the button referred to in it on my blog. Instead I use a workaround with which I have created my Translation page here > http://onecoolsitebloggingtips.com/translation/
If you would like to you can copy and paste the code and replace every “onecoolsitebloggingtips.com” with “kathleeniscookinginmexico.wordpress.com” and then enter the code into the HTML editor on your own static page. This code will NOT work in a widget.
Click the link below to translate this blog into the language of your choice:
tt,
I don’t see any code.
Also, I don’t think I have a static page. I thought this was the page that appears the same — no changes — on blogs that don’t display a new post with each visit.
Using my practice blog, I installed Ismailmail’s translation code, found on a WP forum. This is what it looks like — see upper right http://cookingsimplefood.wordpress.com/ . With all the listed languages, it appears cumbersome. Your simple button of the world on the top of your side bar, presents the translation service more elegantly.
Please direct me to the code, and define “static page” for me, and perhaps I can figure this out.
As always, I appreciate your time and concern. Hope you are having a great week-end.
Kathleen
Hi there Kathleen,
If you look at the top of my blog you see a horizontal row of page tabs (About, Commenting, etc. ). They are all pages and are meant to be used for static content. But I didn’t chose to make one a into “static front page”. I wanted to retain the conventional blog structure of a dynamic front page.
Dashboard > Pages > Add New in the left menu
http://en.support.wordpress.com/pages/
Once you have made your translation page you can copy the code on to it and save it. Then you can put any free multi-language translation image linked to the URL of the Translation page you created in a text widget and display it in your sidebar. That’s what I did.
Hope this helps. :)
P.S. I can’t remember where I got the image I’m using.
Thank you, timethief. I will ponder and apply this information. :)
Kathleen
timethief,
It worked! Now I have a “Translate this page” on my static page. I used this code: http://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/translation-widget?replies=20
I now know what a static page is and how to use it. Thank you, thank you, mi amiga!
Kathleen
Kathleen
That’s the old code which only produces 23 translation languages and has three errors in it.
The new code is here > http://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/translation-widget-2?replies=27#post-483594 and it produces the three column table I posted above. ^
I’m happy to hear you know know what a static page is and how to create one. Yay! :)
Thank you!