Whole-site WordPress coverage rather than article-body-only translation
Languvia for WordPress
Translate posts, pages, categories, tags, menus, widgets, theme/plugin strings, media, dynamic content and WooCommerce.
A practical integration path.
Languvia manages translation infrastructure while your WordPress application remains authoritative for content, routing and rendering.
Install the native Languvia WordPress plugin and activate the site-bound license.
Connect the plugin to your Languvia Cloud workspace using the signed connector.
Choose the original language and target languages; translation providers remain managed by Languvia administrators.
Publish or bulk-submit content. Languvia translates and validates it, then synchronizes approved results into local WordPress translation memory.
Serve translated URLs locally with language routing, hreflang, canonical and sitemap support.
WordPress multilingual capabilities
Local translation memory and fail-safe published content
WooCommerce support inside the same WordPress product
SEO-ready translated URLs and metadata
Review-first or automatic publishing
What the integration can cover.
- ✓Posts and pages
- ✓Categories and tags
- ✓Menus and supported widgets
- ✓Supported theme/plugin strings
- ✓Media ALT text and captions
- ✓Translated slugs
- ✓WooCommerce products and taxonomies
- ✓Supported dynamic/AJAX content
Paid SEO plans support indexable language URLs, translated slugs, hreflang, canonical handling and multilingual XML sitemaps.
Integration checklist
- Upload the Languvia WordPress plugin ZIP from Plugins → Add New.
- Activate the plugin and open Languvia → License.
- Activate the site license and connect Languvia Cloud.
- Set the source language and target languages.
- Run a test translation before enabling automatic publishing.
Start from a controlled integration.
This example illustrates the integration pattern. Production credentials should remain server-side or in protected environment configuration.
Status: Available. Review the deployment in staging before production.
// wp-config.php or environment-specific configuration
// Keep connector secrets outside theme/plugin source.
define('LANGUVIA_ENV', 'production');
// Languvia itself is configured from WordPress Admin.
// Published translations remain in local WordPress storage.Know what is production-ready.
Compatibility depends on how custom themes/plugins expose their strings and dynamic content. Highly customized builders, paywalls or proprietary widgets should be tested before automatic publishing.
Production integration is available and covered by the current release regression.
WordPress integration questions
How do I install Languvia on WordPress?
Install the Languvia V2.1+ WordPress plugin, connect it to your Languvia workspace, activate the site license and choose your languages.
Does Languvia translate WooCommerce?
Yes. Pro and Agency include WooCommerce-specific translation and multilingual URL handling.
Are categories, tags, menus and widgets translated?
Yes. Languvia's WordPress runtime includes these WordPress content types.
Are translations stored locally?
Yes. Approved translations synchronize into local WordPress translation memory.
Can translated pages rank in Google?
Paid SEO plans support translated URLs, hreflang, canonicals and multilingual sitemaps.
Can I use it with a custom WordPress theme?
Yes, provided the theme exposes content through normal WordPress APIs or supported hooks. Custom components should be tested in staging.
Does it replace WooCommerce?
No. WooCommerce remains your commerce engine; Languvia adds multilingual content, routing and translation workflows around it.
Can I keep human edits?
Yes. Approved human corrections can be preserved and protected from unnecessary overwrite.
Connect your site to Languvia.
Start with a staging connection, validate your content and SEO routes, then move to production.