As the WordPress Gutenberg editor matured, so did the complexity of the strings it generated. Dynamic blocks often rely on text strings that need translation. WPML String Translation 2.10.7 improved compatibility with the Block Editor, ensuring that strings generated by reusable blocks and block patterns were correctly registered and made available for translation. This version fixed bugs where certain block attributes would not appear in the String Translation list, preventing "missing text" scenarios on the frontend.
String translation tables can become incredibly large. A typical site with 20 plugins and a complex theme can easily generate thousands of strings. In older versions, querying these strings could slow down the WordPress admin dashboard.
While the core WPML plugin manages posts, pages, and taxonomies, many site elements are "hard-coded" or generated by plugins and themes. The String Translation addon bridges this gap by allowing you to translate:
As the WordPress Gutenberg editor matured, so did the complexity of the strings it generated. Dynamic blocks often rely on text strings that need translation. WPML String Translation 2.10.7 improved compatibility with the Block Editor, ensuring that strings generated by reusable blocks and block patterns were correctly registered and made available for translation. This version fixed bugs where certain block attributes would not appear in the String Translation list, preventing "missing text" scenarios on the frontend.
String translation tables can become incredibly large. A typical site with 20 plugins and a complex theme can easily generate thousands of strings. In older versions, querying these strings could slow down the WordPress admin dashboard.
While the core WPML plugin manages posts, pages, and taxonomies, many site elements are "hard-coded" or generated by plugins and themes. The String Translation addon bridges this gap by allowing you to translate: