On 12 February the final version of GenerateBlocks 2.0 (GB) was released after a long cycle that started on 24 November 2024 with its first alpha.1 version, which I have been testing since the beginning. Version 2.0 is one of those that hides great improvements "under the bonnet" to keep sites well optimised.
Although there are different opinions about which is the best plugin to create a multilingual blog, and all of them have evolved a lot since their first versions simplifying and facilitating the task, one of the most used is Polylang. With more than 700,000 active installations to date, it remains one of the
Polylang allows you to translate almost any WordPress string, from your template and some plugins. After installing Polylang, in Languages / Translations you will find everything you can translate from your administration panel. I say that almost any string can be translated because, in practice, some templates and plugins are either not fully
Polylang has added in its 3.6 Pro version an option called"DeepL Machine Translation", which is nothing more than a way to connect to the DeepL API to translate posts and pages in an agile way. Before we go on to see how it works, if you don't want to, or can't, use the
Translating a blog seems simple in principle, but it is not so simple. I'm not talking about the content even the template can resist. Although there are plugins like Loco Translate and similar that make this task easier, and even templates that come ready to add the translation of almost any string, which
