Multilingual blogging revisited
Earlier I’ve posted about the multilingual efforts for blogging with WordPress. Although the demand is out there not much happened since.
Last month, however, the 0.7 version of a great new plugin was released for multilingual bloggers. It’s called Gengo and you can download it from Jamie Talbot’s website.
Here is its description from the author’s site:
Gengo is a full featured plugin that provides multi-language blogging for WordPress. It allows for an unlimited number of translations and summaries for any post and provides template tags to display language information. It automatically generates semantic information for links and content blocks and is configurable via an options page.
It is a very promising new tool - and it already has its own localized versions, too.
- WordPress as a real multilingual CMS with Gengo
- Multilingual blogging
- The Homonym Trap
- Up and running
- The test of the cross-cultural marriage
- Spelling - national pride - eurocrats - and the €
- Sisulizer - for visual software localization
- Born bilingual?
- Translation tool
- WordPress
- Visiting la belle province
- Language philosophy for bloggers?
- Why WP?
















July 28th, 2006 at 4:05 (CDT)
[…] 28 Jul 2006 Meertalig bloggen met Gengo! Tagged as Uncategorized   Enkele maanden geleden schreef ik een post over mijn verlangennaar een Wordpress plugin die me toe zou laten op een elegante manier mijn blog meertalig te maken. Ik had toen de indruk dat er geen enkele plugin min of meer in staat was mij te helpen. Gelukkig wees Moshu, auteur van de ‘Cross cultural blog’ op de plugin Gengo. Het heeft een tijdje geduurd omwille van thesis werkzaamheden, maar nu ben ik er eindelijk toe gekomen hem te installeren. […]
July 28th, 2006 at 10:20 (CDT)
[…] 28 Jul 2006 Multilingual blogging with Gengo! Tagged as Uncategorized   A few months ago I wrote a post about my desire for aWordpress plugin that would allow me to make my blog multilingual in an elegant way. I was under the impresission there was no plugin that was able to help me. Fortunatly Moshu, author of the ‘Cross cultural blog’ pointed me to the Gengo plugin. It took a while because of work on my thesis, but now I’ve finally gotten around installing it. […]
April 26th, 2008 at 22:01 (CDT)
Very informative and creative stuff, looking forward to review your thesis. Keep up the good work