kharbat

Dakwak WordPress Plugin integrates Dakwak.com service with WordPress. Dakwak provides effortless website translation.
Features of Dakwak:
SEO Friendly: 
Your translated website will be search engine visible in 60 languages, allowing people who search in their native language to find your translated website in the search engine results. This means more leads, more customers, and more sales.
Zero Lines of Code: 
Live in 60 seconds, hosted on our servers, fully functional, and SEO friendly without writing a single line of code. Furthermore, you can replace videos, images, CSS files, Javascripts, and much more for each language in order to deliver a truly localized experience of your website.
Quality Translation: 
Machine translation comes for free with your subscription. And if you want to improve the quality, you can edit the translation directly on our platform, or with a single click of a button have it professionally translated and automatically published on your translated website.
<h3>Technical Information</h3>
The Dakwak widget will call an external javascript that displays the translation widget. The widget script is called in the code using: 
http://widget.dakwak.com/api/websites/your_API_key/widget

Dakwak Widget

Dakwak Wordpress Plugin integrates Dakwak.com service with Wordpress. Dakwak provides effortless website translation.

Bernhard Kau

Backend Localization is deprecated and will be removed from the plugin directory on September 2, 2023, 14 years after its first release. With WordPress version 4.7, released in December 2016, <a href="https://make.wordpress.org/core/2016/11/07/user-admin-languages-and-locale-switching-in-4-7/#content" rel="nofollow ugc">the main purpose of this plugin</a> was integrated into core. With WordPress version 5.9, released in February 2022, <a href="https://make.wordpress.org/core/2021/12/20/introducing-new-language-switcher-on-the-login-screen-in-wp-5-9/#content" rel="nofollow ugc">the only useful missing feature</a> was also integrated into core.
Thanks to everyone who used the plugin, gave constructive feedback, rated it and send me messages on how it helped them with their sites. This was my second WordPress plugin, and it’s surprising still has 2000+ active installations. If you see this message, you are one of them. But now feel free to remove it from your site. You can find my other plugins <a href="https://profiles.wordpress.org/kau-boy/#content-plugins" rel="nofollow ugc">on my WordPress profile page</a>.
This plugin enables you to run your blog in a different language than the backend of your blog. So you can serve your blog using e.g. German as the default language for the users, but keep English as the language for the administration. 
You can choose the language you want to use from all installed language files or you can install additional languages.
A list of all of my plugins can be found on the <a href="http://kau-boys.com/wordpress-plugins" title="WordPress Plugins" rel="nofollow ugc">WordPress Plugin page</a> on my blog <a href="http://kau-boys.com" rel="nofollow ugc">kau-boys.com</a>.

Backend Localization

Fantastic plugin if you need to deal with websites in various languages, but want to keep the backend in your preferred language. I can highly recommend this plugin.



Works great

Although WordPress 4.7 introduces the user language feature, this plugin is still tremendously helpful in my customer support job when I have to log in on sites running WordPress in an older version than 4.7. 

One feature that the WP 4.7 core user language doesn’t provide is to pick your language upon login—which makes this plugin even more helpful in customer support, since navigating for example an RTL back-end to find the profile page can be quite time-consuming when you're not used to it. (I assume the same is true for LTR for other people.)

All in all, this plugin is a huge win. I wouldn’t want to miss it in my daily job!

Still tremendously helpful

This plugin enables you to run your blog in a different language than the backend of your blog. So you can serve your blog using e.g.

Dakwak Widget vs Backend Localization