Language Fallback

Language Fallback

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Starting with WordPress 4.3, you can use languages such as “Deutsch (Sie)” (formal German) in your WordPress installation. But if the themes or plugins you are using do not have a t

Version

2.0.0
Last updated

2023.09.29
Active installations

6000
WordPress Version

4.0
Tested up to

6.3.3
PHP Version

5.6
pa_languages

Chinese,(Taiwan),,Dutch,,Dutch,(Belgium),,English,(Canada),,English,(US),,French,(France),,German,,German,(Austria),,German,(Switzerl),,Portuguese,(Portugal),,Spanish,(Argentina),,Spanish,(Colombia),,Spanish,(Ecuador),,Spanish,(Mexico),,Spanish,(Spain),,Spanish,(Venezuela)
Rating

5.00
Total ratings

23
Tag
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Description

Starting with WordPress 4.3, you can use languages such as “Deutsch (Sie)” (formal German) in your WordPress installation. But if the themes or plugins you are using do not have a
translation file for this language, WordPress would use the default language, usually English, instead. With the help of this plugin, you can set a fallback for your chosen language.
Every time a translation file is loaded, the plugin will then load the fallback, if a translation for the originally chosen language was not found.

A list of all of my plugins can be found on the WordPress Plugin page on my blog kau-boys.com.