didn’t have time to test it myself now, but the question is if you can also translate tags and categories and the most important thing: also every slug of posts, tags, categories and so on (at least on their webpage I don’t read something like that, so I guess it is not able to translate slugs). But only if that’s the case, it’s a good translation plug-in – also from the SEO perspective.

Just post your blog URL: it would be interesting to see how it looks like when translated with gTranslate.

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Andreas

I totally agree automatic translations should not be used. However, the manual translation mode is very impressive. It does ie translate META tags, and the way of translating is super easy. You select a paragraph, click edit, and you get the original text and a place where you can type your translation. Click save, and that’s it. No more double pages, confusion, lots of extra work, and it comes straight out of a cached folder so it’s super fast.

I’m gonna try it for some weeks and see how it goes!

in my opinion no serious website should have automatic translations at all. I would never add any automatic translation to one of my own websites.

And regarding manual translation the question is if you can translate with gTranslate really everything including page titles, categories, keywords and so on.

Currently far the best (and free) solution I would is the one in this post.

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Andreas

Why I think it is pretty cool is that you can have your site automatically translated in just about any language, but you can control translations for your more important languages yourself by changing the translations manually.

Example: I write my website in English, I edit googles automatic translations (done by the plugin) for German and Dutch so the translations are correct. For other languages like French I just let the plugin do it’s work.

Every language has it’s own URL that is SEO friendly including meta tags.

Would love your opionion on this, cause it almost seems to good to be true