TransDeluxe free WordPress plugin

TransDeluxe automatically translates your blog in the following 48 different languages: Italian, Korean, Chinese (Simplified), Portuguese, English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Arabic, Russian, Greek, Dutch, Bulgarian, Czech, Croatian, Danish, Finnish, Hindi, Polish, Romanian, Swedish, Norwegian, Catalan, Filipino, Hebrew, Indonesian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Ukrainian, Vietnamese,Albanian,Estonian,Galician,Maltese,Thai,Turkish,Hungarian. The number of available translations will depend on your blog language and the translation engine you will chose to use. Main features: Four different translation engines: Google Translation Engine, Babel Fish, Promt, FreeTranslations Search Engine Optimized: it uses the permalinks by adding the language code at the beginning of all your URI. For example the english version on www.domain.com/mycategory/mypost will be automatically transformed in www.domain.com/en/mycategory/mypost Fast Caching System: new fast, smart, optimized, self-cleaning and built-in caching system. Drastically reduction of the risk of temporarily ban from translation engines. Fully configurable layout: you can easily customize the appearance of the translation bar by choosing between a TABLE or DIV layout for the flags bar and by selecting the number of translations to make available to your visitors No database modifications: TransDeluxe is not intrusive. It doesn’t create or alter any table on your database: this feature permits to obtain better performances. TransDeluxe is one of the first real (and free) traffic boosters for your blog! It can help you to reach a lot of new users and consequently to strongly increase your popularity: if you derive some benefits and if you want to support the development, please consider to support me with a donation. For the latest information and changelog visit the website http://www.transdeluxe.com Configuration If your theme is widged-enabled, just choose “Presentation->Widgets” from the administration main menu and drag the “TransDeluxe” widget on the preferred position on your sidebar. If your theme is not widgetized, just add the following php code (usually to the sidebar.php file): After this simple operation, a bar containing the flags that represents all the available translations for your language will appear on your blog.