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We have added flag support to the plugin since 3.1.9 The language selections are prefixed by <span class="flag flag-{iso}"></span> The plugin contains a default flag sprite image and some instructions in the Language Switcher settings tab to implement the css style. It is optional and needs to be implemented manually via Theme > Additional CSS or through your filesystem as followed: 1 – After installing the plugin go to /wp-admin/admin.php?page=language-switcher&tab=settings 2 – Copy the CSS piece in Switcher Flag section : 3 – Paste it in your theme additional CSS, at the end of the style.css file or any other know stylesheet location 4 – To remove the ISO code, and language name or native name in the right side of the flag add the following rule to your CSS : .lsw-iso, .lsw-language, .lsw-native {display:none;} If you have any difficulties or suggestions please contact us

Hi I understood how your plugin works in pages. But how in post ? I have simple website about myself photograch.com Please understand I am photographer not a coder and doing everything myself for my own needs. Ok this page https://www.photograch.com/about-2/ switcher works to Russian but from Russian it goes to main page ?? Then in blog posts here https://www.photograch.com/жизнь-в-зазеркалье/ switcher goes to about page again ? How in post I can make parent post for switcher or what should I do ? I am full confused

If you are implementing Language Switcher in a single wordpress installation this step by step guide is for you. Single website implementation is recommend for small website or when you only need to translate the content section but you keep the same global settings. Let’s first do the global setup > Go to yourwebiste.net/wp-admin/admin.php?page=language-switcher > Make sure you have checked English and your second language then save. > After that move to the Tab called “Settings” and check Post and Page in the post types. You can come back to the bellow section “Default URLs” once you have created your home pages for both languages. Create a translated page > From the dashboard add a new Page and put your translated content with the shortcode [language-switcher] at the beginning of the text. > Select the language of this page in the sidebar and copy/paste the url of the english version in the english url section. > Save your page and check the preview. You should see a language selector at the beginning of the content with the english url. > Now edit the english page, mark it as english, copy/paste the url of the translated page in the according section… Read More

In case you are using the Language Switcher in a single wordpress implementation (all in one website), you simply need to drag drop the translated page into your menu in Appearance > Menus The plugin will filter the menus using the current language and display/hide them accordingly. Just make sure that the main language of the translated content is selected when you edit the page, post, taxonomy…

This decision is for you to make depending on your environment, how big is the website, how you will maintain it and also perhaps on your SEO strategy. 1 – separated implementations fr.mydomain.net, en.mydomain.net mydomain.us, mydomain.es, mydomain.fr mydomain.net/fr/, mydomain.net/en/ Pros: separated databases, dedicated home page, dedicated settings per language Cons : not centralized, multi website maintenance, some duplicated settings Recommend for large website with multiple people involved or woocommerce implementation. 2 – single implementation mydomain.net/en/page-title/, mydomain.net/fr/titre-de-page/ mydomain.net/category/en/category-title/, mydomain.net/category/fr/titre-de-categorie/ In the page structure you could create a parent page for each language, mydomain.net/en/, mydomain.net/es/ and use them as parent of the translated version for example. In the category structure you could create a parent category for each language mydomain.net/category/en/, mydomain.net/category/fr/ and use them as parent category for the translated category. You can also replace the folder “category” by something more generic like “c” or “cat” in your permalink settings, this is up to you. Pros: centralized databases, fast implementation of a translated page, manageable by one person, easy to make changes across a group of translated contents because the plugin can synchronize the changes that belong to the same installation. Cons : less flexibility in terms of settings and url structure,… Read More