- How to Install Convert Pro Addons?
- Understanding the General Settings of Convert Pro
- Understanding the Email Notification Settings in Convert Pro
- How to Create a Modal Popup in Convert Pro?
- Configuration Settings for a Modal Popup in Convert Pro
- How to Display a Call-to-action on a Specific Page, Post, Category etc (Page Level Targeting)?
- How to Target Users based on the Device they use?
- Schedule Your Call-to-action in Convert Pro
- What is a Call-to-Action in Convert Pro? How can I create one?
- What are the minimum requirements to use Convert Pro?
- How to Create a Slide-in Popup in Convert Pro?
- How to Create a Before/After Post Inline Call-to-action in Convert Pro?
- How to Create an In-Content Call-to-action in Convert Pro?
- How to Create a Call-to-action as a Widget Box using Convert Pro?
- Advanced Settings in Convert Pro
- How to Create a Multi-step Call-to-action in Convert Pro?
- How to Fetch the Latest Templates on my Website?
- How to Reposition a Slide-in in Convert Pro?
- How to Reposition an Infobar in Convert Pro?
- How to Create a Full screen popup in Convert Pro?
- How to Translate Convert Pro Plugin in Your Own Language using GlotPress?
- How to auto close call-to-action in Convert Pro
- Convert Pro Supports GDPR Regulations
- How to Display a YouTube Video in a Convert Pro Call-to-Action?
- How to create Multilingual call-to-action with WPML
- Disable cookies using Cookiebot plugin with Convert Pro for GDPR regulations
- Introducing the Honeypot field in Convert Pro
- How to Disable Call-to-actions for Subscribers?
- How to Create a Full screen popup in Convert Pro?
- How to deliver a lead magnet through your confirmation page or thank you page? – Using Double Opt-in
- Shortcut Keys For Customizer Operations
- Google Analytics Integration with Convert Pro
- How to Setup Convert Pro Events in Google Tag Manager
- Understanding the Email Notification Settings in Convert Pro
- How to A/B Test Two or More Call-to-Actions in Convert Pro?
- How to Add Custom CSS/HTML code/shortcode to a Call-to-action in Convert Pro?
- How to Create a Language Specific Popup in Convert Pro?
- Introduction to Rules sets in Launch settings of Convert Pro
- How to Integrate an Elementor Form in a Convert Pro call-to-action?
- How to Disable Click Event for a text?
- What are the Field actions in Convert Pro?
- Designing a Call-to-action in Convert Pro
- Cookie Settings in Convert Pro
- How to Create an Infobar in Convert Pro?
- How to Create a Full Screen Popup or Call-to-action in Convert Pro?
- How to Edit a Call-to-action in Mobile View?
- How can I disable a Call-to-action on Mobile Devices?
- How to Rename a Call-to-action in Convert Pro?
- How to Display a Call-to-action when a Specific Product is Added to the Cart?
- Working with Referrer Detection in Convert Pro
- Show or Hide Call-to-action to Logged in and First time users
- How can I disable a Call-to-action on Mobile Devices?
- How to Disable Google Fonts in the Frontend?
- How to Target Users based on the Device they use?
- Filter to Add a New Custom Font
- Convert Pro Email Notification Filters
- Google Analytics Integration with Convert Pro
- How to Integrate Convert Pro with ActiveCampaign?
- How to Integrate Convert Pro with ConvertKit?
- How to Integrate Convert Pro with AWeber?
- How to Integrate Convert Pro with Benchmark Email?
- How to Integrate Convert Pro with Campaign Monitor?
- How to Integrate Convert Pro with Campayn?
- How to Integrate Convert Pro with CleverReach?
- How to Integrate Convert Pro with Constant Contact?
- How to Add a New Google Font?
- How to Add Custom Conditions to Display a Call-to-action?
- How to Change the Credit Link Text?
- How to Display a Call-to-action when a Specific Product is Added to the Cart?
- How to Trigger a Call-to-action only on Woo-commerce order received page?
- How to Use the Advanced Script Addon in Convert Pro?
- How to Clear Cache for Call-to-Actions in Convert Pro?
- How to Create a Language Specific Popup in Convert Pro?
- How to White Label Convert Pro?
- Authenticate your MailChimp Account
- Authenticate your Benchmark Email Account
- Authenticate your ActiveCampaign Account
- Authenticate your Campaign Monitor Account
- Authenticate Your CleverReach Account
- Authenticate Your ConvertKit Account
- Authenticate your GetResponse Account
- Authenticate Your MailerLite Account
- Drip API Token
- How to Trigger a Welcome Popup or Opt-in with Convert Pro?
- How to Trigger an After Scroll Call-to-Action with Convert Pro?
- How to Trigger a Popup when a User is About to Leave the Page (Exit Intent)?
- How to Trigger a Call-to-action only on Woo-commerce order received page?
- How to Trigger a Popup on User Inactivity (User Inactivity Trigger)?
- How to Trigger a Popup or Call-to-action on Click of an Element/Button?
- Trigger a Call-to-Action using a Link Code
- Trigger a Call-to-Action using a Unique CSS class or ID (Button and WordPress Menu Item)
- How to Trigger a Call-to-Action after a Blog Post?
How to Translate Convert Pro Plugin in Your Own Language using GlotPress?
GlotPress is an online software that is used by WordPress for translations. The best part of GlotPress is the community. Anyone can log in to GlotPress and contribute in translating the project, suggest corrections, validate existing translations. As an outcome of this, projects are usually translated faster and in more accurate manner.
In the post below, I will explain how GlotPress works and how you can use it to translate Convert Pro in your own language.
Step 1. Visit the GlotPress Project.
GlotPress for Convert Pro can be translated here.
Step 2: Login or Register a new account.
Step 3: Choose your language from the list.
On the language page, you will see the current state of translation of the language and list of other translators who might have already translated contributed in translating the project. You might find some other terms as well which might not be very obvious. So let me explain what they mean.
- Untranslated: are the strings that are not yet translated by anyone and need work.
- Waiting: are the strings that are translated by contributors, but yet need approval by the validators.
- Fuzzy: is a string is marked a fuzzy if it is translated differently by different translators. The language validator (admins) can choose the best string out of such duplicates to mark it translated.
- Translated: Strings that are already translated and don’t need any further work.
Step 4: Click on the name of your language to see all available strings (Screenshot)
Step 5: Click on any string and translate it.
Once you translate the strings, project validators take a look at them and approve them.
Once the validator approves the translations or makes updates, project developers usually ship the completed translations through their project files with the updates.
Would you like to become a Translation Validator?
If you’re interested in becoming a validator, please get in touch with us with the details as below –
- Your WordPress.org username
- Your username on our GlotPress Portal here.
- The locale you would like to become a validator for.
- Details of your previous translations, etc if you have any.
Once you submit the request, we can get you added as the translation validator. Translation validators are able to approve the translated strings so they can be shipped to all users.
Need to add a translation to your project immediately?
Should you wish to implement this translation in your website immediately, you can export the current translation file in the .po & .mo format and use on your website by uploading it to the languages folder using FTP / SFTP with correct naming convention.
- For themes: wp-content/languages/themes/
- For plugins: wp-content/languages/plugins/
The correct naming convention is very important. This will make sure that WordPress understands what language you are referring to. Be sure to prefix the text domain before the language code. Capitalization is also important here.
For languages codes, please refer this list.
Text domain can be found in the main PHP file of the plugin.
Examples of file names for Convert Pro Plugin –
- For German: “convertpro-de_DE.po” & “convertpro-de_DE.mo”
- For French: “convertpro-fr_FR.po” & “convertpro-fr_FR.mo”
Please note, we’re adding translation files in the /wp-content/languages/ directory. Many tutorials on other websites might ask to upload the file inside a theme or plugin’s folder. However, it’s not a recommended way as, with every theme or plugin update, you will lose all the translations and edits you have done.
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