WPML makes it easy to build multilingual sites and run them. It’s powerful enough for corporate sites yet simple for blogs. If you’re new to WPML their Getting Started page is a great place to begin. WPML is fully compatible with SiteOrigin Page Builder and the SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle including the SiteOrigin Layout Block and individual SiteOrigin Widget Blocks. SiteOrigin plugins integrate seamlessly with WPML—no extra configuration needed.
WPML Advanced Translation Editor
The WPML Advanced Translation Editor is a single interface that lets you translate all the text on your site, either automatically using credits or manually. The editor conveniently indicates which strings still require translation and can be accessed from WPMLTranslation Management in your main WordPress menu. All SiteOrigin Page Builder and Widgets Bundle content is available for translation in the WPML Advanced Translation Editor. More information on the editor and its usage can be found in the WPML documentation.
Translating From the Page Level if Needed – Unique Language Designs Possible
If you’re editing an individual page — whether using the classic Page Builder interface or the Block Editor with a SiteOrigin Layout Block or one of the SiteOrigin Widget Blocks— and you’d like to translate its content, locate the Language metabox in the right column and click the “plus” icon next to the desired language. The page will open in the Advanced Translation Editor, where you can translate all available strings, including those from Page Builder and the Widgets Bundle. See the WPML documentation for more on translating with the plus icons.
In the event a unique design is required for a translation, you can disable the Advanced Translation Editor on a page-by-page basis. When editing a page that calls for a unique translation design, locate the Languages metabox in the right sidebar. Under the Translate this Document heading, click the “WordPress Editor” tab (to the right of the “WPML Translation Editor” tab) and select “This Page” when prompted. If you’d like to base your translation design on the original, enable the Duplicate checkbox, then click the Duplicate button. Alternatively, click the “plus” icon to start the translation page from scratch. See the WPML documentation for more on translating pages using a unique design.