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WordPress gives you the power to operate your site in various languages, reaching people all over the world. So, are you running a site in multiple languages? Or maybe you just favor using WordPress in another language? No sweat. Switching the language on WordPress is pretty straightforward. So, let's dive into this easy-peasy guide to tweak the language for your WordPress site.
1. Open your web browser and go to your WordPress admin login page (typically at yourdomain.com/wp-admin).
2. Log in using your admin credentials.
1. Once you're logged in, navigate to the Settings menu on the left sidebar.
2. From the dropdown, click on General.
1. In the General Settings page, scroll down until you find the Site Language option.
2. Click the dropdown menu to view the list of available languages.
3. Select your desired language from the list.
WordPress offers many languages, including regional variations like U.S. English, British English, and various dialects of Spanish, French, and more.
1. After selecting the language, scroll down to the bottom of the page.
2. Click the Save Changes button to apply the new language settings.
1. After saving the changes, WordPress will now operate in the selected language.
2. Give the frontend (that's your site) and the backend (the admin panel) a look over. Make sure all checks out in the newly chosen language.
Running a WordPress site with multiple users? WordPress lets each user choose their preferred language for the dashboard. It's flexible like that.
1. Go to Users > All Users from the admin dashboard.
2. Click on the username for which you want to change the language.
3. In the Language section, choose the preferred language for that user.
4. Click Update User to save the changes.
This allows users to view the WordPress admin dashboard in their chosen language without affecting the entire site’s language settings.
Switching the language for WordPress isn't hard and can better the experience for site admins and guests. Whether your website is worldwide or you simply like using WordPress in another language, this guide smoothens the language change process for your WordPress site.
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