Since I wrote the post about using the Multisite Language Switcher I got many questions asking how I “disabled” the main site “/” in my WordPress Multisite configuration. The answer is simple: I did not disable it, but just created an … Continue reading
Some minutes ago I’ve released my second WordPress plug-in: A simple plug-in that displays flag icons that link to other language versions of your blog. This plug-in combines my widget for displaying language selection flags in menu and footer with many … Continue reading
Some minutes ago I’ve released my first WordPress plug-in: it displays the most important social widgets of Facebook, Twitter and Google+ below your posts. Now the question is: Why yet another social widgets plug-in as there are already a lot … Continue reading
To be able to add new posts to a WordPress blog I wanted to use XML-RPC interface with PHP. First of all you need to enable the checkbox “Enable the WordPress, Movable Type, MetaWeblog and Blogger XML-RPC publishing protocols.” in … Continue reading
After I’ve tested several options for multilingual blogs in WordPress (see this post), Dennis Ploetner called my attention to his not just yet very famous, but excellent plug-in in a comment. The Multisite Language Switcher allows you to simply use a … Continue reading
As I am using the MailPress plug-in to support blog and comment subscriptions, I needed a German translation for it. Unfortunately the only available German translation for this plug-in was completely outdated. Therefore I decided to create one on my own. … Continue reading
After I decided to use the WordPress Multisite feature for my multilingual blog (see this post), I wanted to display language selection flags inside the menu and in the footer. It turned out that especially the integration of images on … Continue reading
By default in the theme “Twenty Eleven” of WordPress everywhere (except for search results) full posts are displayed. But I don’t like that, because if I click on a category or tag, I just want to get an overview what … Continue reading
As I setup this blog on a new platform, I wanted to make sure it is multilingual directly from the beginning. Disappointed I realized that WordPress still does not provide options for multilingual blogs originally. I don’t understand that, because … Continue reading
While searching for a good, new platform for this blog, the first blog software you came across obviously is WordPress. But as I was not so happy with the multi-language features of WordPress (see this other post), I searched for … Continue reading
