WPML (The WordPress Multilingual Plugin) is one of the most popular translation plugins on the market. With WPML you can translate pages, posts, custom types, taxonomy, menus and even the theme’s texts. We work directly with the WPML team to guarantee 100% compatibility between Porto and the WPML plugin.

Requirements

• A recent version of Porto (6.4.1 or above).
• A recent version of WPML (version 3.7 or above), including the String Translation, and Media translation add-ons.

Translating Your Content

With WPML and Porto, you can translate pages and posts and Porto Elements added to any page or post. Our Porto elements are all supported by WPML.

1. WPML Translate Everything Mode

This is the quickest way to get your site translated. See this documentation for more details.

All of the site’s main content will be automatically translated into all secondary languages as content is published or updated. Translations can then be reviewed on the front-end and edited by the user (or local translator) if needed.

2. WPML Translate Some Mode

You can pick and choose what to translate, when to translate it, and who will translate it. This mode allows for content to be translated manually, translated via WPML’s Advanced Translation Editor, translated by professional translation services, or even translated by a team of local translators.

Translating theme and plugin texts, including widgets and general texts

WPML String Translation allows you to translate texts that are not in posts, pages, and taxonomies. This includes the site’s tagline, general texts in admin screens, widget titles, and many other texts. Please refer to this documentation – string translation.

Translating taxonomies and menus

Taxonomies and menus should be translated automatically if the user chooses Translate Everything. Here is the WPML documentation which explains the process of translating taxonomies and translating menus for when the Translate Some mode is selected.

Translating WooCommerce elements using WooCommerce Multilingual

WPML comes with the WooCommerce Multilingual addon which allows users to fully translate their online store. Please refer to detailed WPML documentation for WooCommerce.

WPML’s Advanced Translation Editor

• HTML Markers – The Advanced Translation Editor allows visual translation without having to edit HTML.
• Machine Translation – The Advanced Translation Editor allows you to auto-translate the whole page at once, or a specific sentence you are currently editing. It supports most of the world languages.
• Translation Memory – The Advanced Translation Editor breaks the content into sentences, allowing the editor to keep track of all the translated text. If there are repetitions, the editor will find and auto-complete the same phrases for you.
• Glossary – The Advanced Translation Editor contains a Glossary, that allows you to inform translators of important keywords and phrases for which you want to suggest translations.
• Spell checker – The built-in spell checker helps you avoid spelling errors and typos.

Getting Help

In case you need help translating your site built using our theme, visit WPML’s support forum or Our theme support system.

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1. DESCRIPTION TAB:

While editing a product when you add the content in this main area, it will appear in the product description tab. See the images below:

2. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TAB:

The “Additional Information Tab” contains the product’s necessary information on the attributes. All the attributes you added to the product will appear in this tab as you can see in the below images:

3. CUSTOM TABS:

Our theme support additional custom tabs for the products. If you want to show more tabs with your own custom content in them you can set it by just editing a product. There you will see the option for the custom tab simply set the content in it then save settings and check back to the product after clearing the browser cache. Please refer to the below image:

4. SIZE GUIDE:

By default, it’s set to the global tab. You can find the global tab option in the PORTO >> Theme Options >> WooCommerce >> Single Product >> See the below image:

As you can see in the above image the custom tab block slug is added, so the “Size Guide” tab content is coming from the blocks. In order to edit it navigate to the Dashboard >> PORTO >> Template Builder >> there you will find the “Size Guide” tab block simply edit it as per your need then save settings and check back to your site after clearing the browser cache.

Now, How to remove the tabs:

If you want to remove the tabs simply use the below code in the child theme >> functions.php file.

/**

* Remove product data tabs

*/

add_filter( ‘woocommerce_product_tabs’, ‘woo_remove_product_tabs’, 98 );

function woo_remove_product_tabs( $tabs ) {

unset( $tabs[‘description’] );                  // Remove the description tab

unset( $tabs[‘reviews’] );                                          // Remove the reviews tab

unset( $tabs[‘additional_information’] );           // Remove the additional information tab

return $tabs;

}

Then save the file and check back to your site product page after clearing the browser cache.

Now, How to rename the tabs:

If you want to rename the tabs simply use the below code in the child theme >> functions.php file.

/**

* Rename product data tabs

*/

add_filter( ‘woocommerce_product_tabs’, ‘woo_rename_tabs’, 98 );

function woo_rename_tabs( $tabs ) {

$tabs[‘description’][‘title’] = __( ‘More Information’ );                      // Rename the description tab

$tabs[‘reviews’][‘title’] = __( ‘Ratings’ );                                                  // Rename the reviews tab

$tabs[‘additional_information’][‘title’] = __( ‘Product Data’ );        // Rename the additional information tab

return $tabs;

}

Then save the file and check back to your site product page after clearing the browser cache.

Now, How to reorder the tabs:

If you want to reorder the tabs simply use the below code in the child theme >> functions.php file.

/**

* Reorder product data tabs

*/

add_filter( ‘woocommerce_product_tabs’, ‘woo_reorder_tabs’, 98 );

function woo_reorder_tabs( $tabs ) {

$tabs[‘reviews’][‘priority’] = 5;                                    // Reviews first

$tabs[‘description’][‘priority’] = 10;                                           // Description second

$tabs[‘additional_information’][‘priority’] = 15;   // Additional information third

return $tabs;

}

Then save the file and check back to your site product page after clearing the browser cache.

Hope this helps.

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Full-Site-Editing is the ability to edit all elements of a site including header, page content and footer using Gutenberg blocks. With Full-Site-Editing, you can now edit both an individual post’s content and, with the release of Gutenberg 9.6, the template that an individual post uses.

If you want to build your site with Gutenberg then please make Full Site Editing option enable in theme option to use FSE.

Porto is compatible with FSE and we provide several header elements for users.

In Porto, Gutenberg Shop 4 is built by FSE.

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Catalog Mode is generally used to hide some product fields such as price, add to cart button on shop and product detail pages. You can set this in WooCommerce of Theme Option.

And you can also apply this mode to particular roles. But this mode is not available to Soft Mode( Full Site Editing ).

In this case, porto hides price, reviews and Add Cart button.

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These options assist with the integration between Woocommerce and Porto. The WooCommerce Options are useful when the plugin is activated.

Product Archives

In here, porto manages the layout of the shop page. You can build this page with Shop Builder easily. But in this case, some options should be not worked correctly. Some of this panel are removed in Soft Mode(Full Site Editing).

Single Product

Control the layout of the Single product page. Porto also offers the Product builder. The page built with the builder doesn’t receive the some of theme options. because of that, some options are removed in Soft Mode(Full Site Editing)

Product Image & Zoom

Control the product image, thumbnail and zoom options for single product page.

Cart Page

Manage the Cross Sell options for cart page.

Checkout Page

Control the checkout page type. There are 2 types.

Catalog Mode

Manage the catalog mode options such as Price, Reviews add Cart button, Read More button and etc…

Registration Form

Check if display full information or short description in the registration page.

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These options allow you to set page title and layout settings for FAQ page. And you can control the category, filter and filter items. If you build the page with builders, some options aren’t unnecessary. So that Soft Mode(Full Site Editing) request a few of them.

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These options affect to member pages of the site. – Archive and Single page.

Member Archives

In here, porto manages the layout of the member page. You can build this page with Archive Builder easily. But in this case, some options should be not worked correctly. Some of this panel are removed in Soft Mode(Full Site Editing).

Single Member

Control the layout of the Single member page. Porto also offers the Single builder. The page built with the builder doesn’t receive the some of theme options. because of that, some options are removed in Soft Mode(Full Site Editing)

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These options affect to your event pages. – Archive and Single page.

Event Archives

In here, porto manages the layout of the event page. You can build this page with Archive Builder easily. But in this case, some options should be not worked correctly. This panel are cleared in soft mode(Full Site Editing).

Single Event

Control the layout of the Single event page. Porto also offers the Single builder. The page built with the builder doesn’t receive the some of theme options. because of that, some options are removed in soft mode(Full Site Editing)

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