Fluent Multilingual setup
Has anyone here got the full Fluent suite running smoothly in multiple languages?
I mean the whole ecosystem: Fluent Forms, FluentCRM emails, FluentCart, FluentBooking, FluentCommunity, etc.
I’d be especially interested in hearing how you’re handling translations across the different plugins and whether you’ve run into inconsistencies or limitations between them.
Which translation/localization plugins or tools are you using? Are you using AI anywhere in the workflow? And have you found a setup that keeps terminology and translations reasonably consistent across the whole Fluent ecosystem?
Can anyone here confidently say they’re running a truly 100% multilingual setup with the Fluent suite? 🙂
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Helmar Rudolph Maybe there’s a FluentTranslate quietly in the works to make our multilingual dreams come true, Shahjahan Jewel? 🤓
A native solution covering the whole Fluent ecosystem would be pretty amazing.
Jorge de los Reyes that would indeed be amazing!
Jorge de los Reyes That's the way to go isn't it. WP doesn't manage languages well, so that puts the ecosystem-wide solution ahead.
this looks interesting:
https://signocore.com/wordpress-plugins/signocore-multilanguage
Can test the free version to check compatibility. €49 LTD
Simon H Thanks for suggesting! I would encourage anyone to give the free version a shot on a development site, it already has a lot of compatibility layers, and the Fluent ecosystem is definitely something I will start looking into soon. Any feedback will be greatly appreciated 😊
Daniel Nielsen definitely appreciate your philosophy and happy to have discovered Signocore!
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I use GTranslate.
Drive Zone For allowing multi language on the site? 🤔
Jorge de los Reyes for automatic translations of everything. Test it on my landing page drivezone.cz in header.
Drive Zone Super cool. thanks for sharing! This looks really handy for on-the-fly translation. 😊
My main question is about multilingual SEO. When switching languages, the URL seems to stay the same. Is your current setup mainly translating the content for visitors, rather than providing separate, indexable language versions?
I’m looking for both: a translated experience for visitors and language-specific pages that can be found through search engines, with dedicated URLs, translated SEO metadata and hreflang.
Ideally, the site would also suggest the appropriate language based on the visitor’s browser preferences, while still letting them choose manually.
For my use case, I’d also need that language preference to carry through the Fluent ecosystem (forms, checkout, bookings, community and emails) not just the page someone is viewing.
Are you using the free version, or one of the paid plans with multilingual SEO support? I’d love to hear how much of that you’ve managed to cover with your setup!
Jorge de los Reyes pro version is indexable and uses neural translation engine which is much more accurate. For me is free version enough because 99% of my users uses same language
As a language school, I'd really like to avoid automatic translation. My new store needs to go bilingual at minimum. I use Polylang on my regular site.
Good news coming soon — stay tuned!
Loco translate?
Diego Maradona that only helps with translating sites. But not with multilingual, sadly. (It does not allow the user to select a language neither it locates them for custom language experience).