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✨ Changelog

• New: Load JS only on pages where announcement is inserted.
• New: Option to position countdown timer to the left.
• Fix: Handle fetch timezone issue on some scenarios for countdown timer.

Getting the update

You can update the plugin directly from your WordPress administration page by navigating to Dashboard > Updates. This applies to both free and PRO versions of the plugin.

You can also download the free version of the plugin from WordPress.org and upload it manually. For the PRO version you can follow the documentation. If you haven’t got the PRO version yet, you can get it here.

With WPML, the most popular multilingual plugin for WordPress, you can easily translate your entire website and all snippets built with Shortcoder Pro into multiple languages.

What is WPML?

WPML is a powerful plugin that can translate any content on your website, such as pages, posts, WooCommerce products, and shortcodes. With built-in automatic translation, you can also quickly translate into dozens of languages without manually entering translations.

Let’s see how WPML translates the following discount banner built with Shortcoder PRO:

Making Shortcodes Translatable

Before translating shortcodes, you first need to make them translatable.

To do this, go to “WPML” > “Settings” and scroll down to “Post Types Translation.” Then locate “Shortcoder” and “Shortcoder Editor” and set both to “Translatable – only show translated items.”

Translating Shortcodes with WPML

To translate shortcodes, go to WPML’s “Translation Management” dashboard and select the page containing your shortcode, and the shortcode itself.

Next, choose your translation method. For the best translation quality, we recommend translating automatically with WPML AI, which can create translations better than humans.

Once WPML finishes translating your content, your shortcode will appear translated when switching languages on your website.

Conclusions

In this article, we saw how easy it is to translate your website and all its shortcodes with WPML.

Want to learn more about building multilingual websites? See WPML’s tutorial for translating WordPress websites.

Please find the changelog below. You can also follow us on Twitter for latest updates @aakashweb

WPML translation support

Shortcoder PRO v6.5.1 now supports translation of shortcode content with WPML plugin.

✨ Changelog

• PRO: WPML translation support.
• Fix: Support for WordPress 6.8.
• PRO: Enhancements to insert shortcode picker for WPML.
• PRO: Added automatic translations support for WPML.
• Fix: Added null checks to fix warning in some scenarios.

Getting the update

You can update the plugin directly from your WordPress administration page by navigating to Dashboard > Updates. This applies to both free and PRO versions of the plugin.

You can also download the free version of the plugin from WordPress.org and upload it manually. For the PRO version you can follow the documentation. If you haven’t got the PRO version yet, you can get it here.

Please find the changelog below. You can also follow us on Twitter for latest updates @aakashweb

✨ Changelog

• New: Option to choose between media sizes from the feed.
• PRO: Keyword editor missing nonce.
• PRO: Keyword editor crashing on certain themes.

Getting the update

You can update the plugin directly from your WordPress administration page by navigating to Dashboard > Updates. This applies to both free and PRO versions of the plugin.

You can also download the free version of the plugin from WordPress.org and upload it manually. For the PRO version you can follow the documentation. If you haven’t got the PRO version yet, you can get it here.

Please find the changelog below. You can also follow us on Twitter for latest updates @aakashweb

WPML translation support

Shortcoder PRO v6.5 now supports translation of shortcode content with WPML plugin.

✨ Changelog

• PRO: WPML translation support.
• Fix: Support for WordPress 6.8.

Getting the update

You can update the plugin directly from your WordPress administration page by navigating to Dashboard > Updates. This applies to both free and PRO versions of the plugin.

You can also download the free version of the plugin from WordPress.org and upload it manually. For the PRO version you can follow the documentation. If you haven’t got the PRO version yet, you can get it here.

Please find the changelog below. You can also follow us on Twitter for latest updates @aakashweb

✨ Changelog

• New: Option to auto trigger only on specific device.
• New: Option to auto hide button on scroll.
• Fix: Page scroll position calculation.
• Fix: Adjust margin when button open/close text is empty.
• Fix: Support for relative image paths.
• Fix: wp_reset_query is called before checking location rules.
• Fix: Auto reveal button on scroll is now based on percentage instead of pixels.
• Fix: Auto reveal button on scroll conflict with reveal on time.
• Fix: Upgrade to Font Awesome v6.

Getting the update

You can update the plugin directly from your WordPress administration page by navigating to Dashboard > Updates. This applies to both free and PRO versions of the plugin.

You can also download the free version of the plugin from WordPress.org and upload it manually. For the PRO version you can follow the documentation. If you haven’t got the PRO version yet, you can get it here.

Please find the changelog below. You can also follow us on Twitter for latest updates @aakashweb

✨ Changelog

• New: Support for Bluesky icon.
• New: Support for Podcast icon.
• Fix: Social profile links in follow bar are set with rel=”me” value.
• Fix: Handle follow icons editor crash when Elegant page builder is installed.
• Fix: Theme customize page is misaligned.
• Fix: Disable share buttons in REST API output.
• Fix: null check when current page URL is not available.

Getting the update

You can update the plugin directly from your WordPress administration page by navigating to Dashboard > Updates. This applies to both free and PRO versions of the plugin.

You can also download the free version of the plugin from WordPress.org and upload it manually. For the PRO version you can follow the documentation. If you haven’t got the PRO version yet, you can get it here.

Please find the changelog below. You can also follow us on Twitter for latest updates @aakashweb. Git it write is maintained on GitHub. Please follow, contribute enhancements and ideas if interested.

✨ Changelog

• Fix: Disable inline URLs from being converted to link tags.

Getting the update

You can update the plugin directly from your WordPress administration page by navigating to Dashboard > Updates.

You can also download the plugin from WordPress.org and upload it manually.

Please find the changelog below. You can also follow us on Twitter for latest updates @aakashweb

✨ Changelog

• New: Option to save open/close state for floating sharebar with cookies.
• Fix: Added nonce check for location rules ajax operations.
• Fix: Update fontawesome icon version.

Getting the update

You can update the plugin directly from your WordPress administration page by navigating to Dashboard > Updates. This applies to both free and PRO versions of the plugin.

You can also download the free version of the plugin from WordPress.org and upload it manually. For the PRO version you can follow the documentation. If you haven’t got the PRO version yet, you can get it here.

Please find the changelog below. You can also follow us on Twitter for latest updates @aakashweb

✨ Changelog

• New: Option to set image as icon for the close button.
• Fix: Auto close on timer does not work on page load.
• Fix: Updated fontawesome version.
• Fix: Fontawesome icon search URL link in the admin page.
• Fix: Adjustments to button icon and text padding.
• PRO: Option to reveal button after a set duration.
• PRO: User permission check for location rules ajax call.
• PRO: Handle headers already sent warning when setting cookie.

Getting the update

You can update the plugin directly from your WordPress administration page by navigating to Dashboard > Updates. This applies to both free and PRO versions of the plugin.

You can also download the free version of the plugin from WordPress.org and upload it manually. For the PRO version you can follow the documentation. If you haven’t got the PRO version yet, you can get it here.