Translate Your Blog Into 42 Languages Using Transposh Wordpress Plugin

Machine translation has broken the language barriers and if you are a blogger and want your content to reach across in different languages there are a few WordPress plugins, but most send the translation request to Google’s Translation Engine and it has a frame at the as well but

Transposh is a WordPress Plugin with a in-content translation capability which means the content is translated on the fly without even having to leave the page and it shows the translation as it happens.It uses the Google Translation Services to achieve this.

Features :

Support for any language – including RTL/LTR
Unique interface for choosing viewable/translatable languages
Multiple selection for widget appearances
Translation of external plugins with no changes
Automatic translation mode for all content (including comments!)
Search Engine Friendly URL’s : Rewrite URLs to be search engine friendly, e.g. (http://test.com/ en)

When you click on the flag icon for the language translation you would see color bars below the flags.There are currently three colors used

Red – no translation was done
Yellow – translation was done by a robot
Green – translation was done by human.

How to Use :

Upload the plugin to your pwp-content/plugins folder and activate the Transposh plugin.
Select Transposh under Settings, to setup
In the settings page you would find the

Language Name – Language Name and its flag,
Viewable – A language marked as viewable will have its flag shown inside the widget.
Translatable – The translated page can be edited by anyone marked in the “Who Can Translate” section) to manually edit the page. i.e. the translate check-box will appear in the widget.
Who can translate – Administrator, Editor, Author, Contributor, Subscriber, Anonymous
Rewrite URL’s – Automatic URL Rewrite for URL’s to be search engine friendly.
Enable Automatic Translation – Translates pages automatically use the Google Translate without requiring entering edit mode for EVERYONE viewing the page regardless of the their role. However it will only take place for languages marked as editable.