A documentação está disponível, por enquanto, apenas em inglês.
Multilingual sites
Interface languages
The plugin interface (form, wall, admin) ships in English, Turkish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian and Arabic. It follows the site language (Settings → General → Site Language) or the user's profile language in the admin. Translations are loaded from the plugin's languages folder; the WordPress.org translation project can override them once available.
Your own texts
Form title, thank-you message, role / sub-field / category labels are your texts. With WPML or Polylang active, Admirly registers them with String Translation:
- WPML: WPML → String Translation → domain "admirly". Translate each string once; the form shows the translation on each language's pages.
- Polylang: Languages → Translations → group "Admirly".
Without a multilingual plugin, texts are shown as entered.
Pages per language
If your wall and form pages have translations, Admirly links to the translated page automatically (the "Leave a review" button on the wall, the "See all reviews" link on the strip).
Reviews and language
Every review remembers the language of the page it was submitted from. Under Settings → Admirly → General, Language mode decides what the wall shows:
- All languages — every approved review, regardless of language (default).
- Current language only — only reviews submitted in the language of the current page.
The admin list has a language filter and shows the language code in its own column.
Right-to-left
On Arabic (and any RTL locale) the form, wall and admin screens switch to a right-to-left layout automatically.