FooEvents is set to English by default but comes bundled with the following translations if your WordPress site is set to any of the following languages and/or locales: Afrikaans (af) Catalan (ca) Czech (cs_CZ) German (de_AT, de_CH, de_DE) Spanish (es_AR, es_CL, es_CO, es_CR, es_DO, es_EC, es_ES, es_GT, es_HN, es_MX, es_PE, es_PR, es_UY, es_VE) French (fr_BE, […]
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FooEvents POS currently offers native support for the following languages: English Afrikaans Czech Dutch French German Italian Portuguese Spanish To use FooEvents POS in one of the supported languages, you need to set it as the default language in your web browser’s settings and reload the app.
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The FooEvents Check-ins app currently supports the following languages: English Afrikaans Arabic Chinese (Simplified) Czech Dutch French German Greek Hebrew Hindi Hungarian Italian Malay Portuguese Russian Spanish Swedish You can change your language preferences at any time from your device settings in order to use the Check-ins app natively in one of the supported languages
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All FooEvents plugins include .po and .mo language files so that you can use FooEvents in several popular languages. You can use an application such as Poedit to create translations in your own language or modify the bundled language files. Once the translation files have been generated, they must be saved as {textdomain}-{locale}.po and {textdomain}-{locale}.mo
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FooEvents for WooCommerce officially has recommended plugin status in WPML’s plugin directory We’ve worked extensively with the WordPress Multilingual (WPML) team to ensure that all the FooEvents plugins are compatible so you can translate content into different languages and run fully multilingual websites. WPML makes it easy to run a multilingual website with a single
The FooEvents plugins come bundled with translations for several popular languages and locales which are listed here. You can also translate FooEvents into any language of your choice using one of these methods: Use the WordPress language files to change the language of your site and all text outputs Use a third-party plugin called WordPress
Yes! We’ve worked extensively with the WordPress Multilingual (WPML) team to ensure that all the FooEvents plugins are 100% compatible so you can translate content into different languages and run fully multilingual websites. Please visit the WPML translations section for more information
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The FooEvents plugins come bundled with translations for several popular languages and locales which are listed here: https://help.fooevents.com/docs/topics/translations/supported-languages/ You can modify the bundled translations or create your own custom language files using a free software application called Poedit. The instructions for creating custom language files and uploading them to your site can be found in
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