Integrations
Most of WordPress just works. Three things needed a little extra.
LocaleReady translates the words on your page, so any theme or plugin showing ordinary text just works — nothing to set up. A cart that updates without reloading, a form that emails someone later, and a page builder's own editing screen all behave a little differently, so those three got some special care.
Shops
WooCommerce
Your shop and product pages work like any other page. Cart and checkout are trickier — they update without reloading, after your visitor's page has already loaded.
Cart and checkout, translated live
Adding an item, using a coupon, seeing an error — all of it gets translated as it happens. One unfamiliar word never blanks out the rest of the cart.
Prices and counts, left alone
Prices, currency symbols, and the little cart counter are never touched — "$13.50" never comes back as "13,50 €".
Order emails in the shopper's language
A shipping update might go out days after checkout, from a totally different screen. LocaleReady remembers which language a customer checked out in and sends that email in it — your own copy of the same email stays untouched.
The mini-cart, wherever it appears
WooCommerce's mini-cart can get confused outside the cart and checkout pages. We fix that quietly, so it works properly wherever it shows up on your site.
Forms
Gravity Forms
The form itself, its labels, and its error messages translate like the rest of the page. Notifications are trickier — they often go out later, from somewhere else entirely.
The moment someone submits a form, LocaleReady remembers which language they used — and uses that same language whenever the notification actually goes out, whether that's right away or a year later from "Resend Notifications." Your own copy of that submission stays exactly as it was written.
Page builders
Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, Oxygen
A page built with any of these shows up as ordinary text and images — exactly what LocaleReady translates. Nothing special needed for the page itself.
The one thing that does need care is each builder's own editing screen, since that also shows up on the front of your site. LocaleReady knows to leave it alone — otherwise a translated word could accidentally get saved back into what you actually wrote. This works even for a builder we haven't specifically tried, because it's based on how the request looks, not a list of plugin names we happened to think of.
SEO plugins
Yoast SEO, RankMath
Both plugins quietly add extra details to your page for search engines — nothing a visitor sees, but Google does. LocaleReady translates that too, and makes sure the links inside point at the right translated page, so nothing behind the scenes ends up disagreeing with the page itself.
Running something else?
Most plugins need nothing extra at all — LocaleReady translates the words on the page they show. If yours does something a bit unusual behind the scenes, the same tools behind our WooCommerce and Gravity Forms support are open for you to use too.