Use and adapt Qentrah Languages

Use the documented interfaces and source layout for Qentrah Languages. The sections below retain the README’s examples and configuration details.

Included

• Add languages and RTL/LTR direction without code changes.
• Dedicated Languages menu and toolbar icon; search pages/posts and manage translations outside the editor.
• Create draft translations or link existing pages.
• Keep normal WordPress posts, media and revisions in your own database.
• Published-only switcher and reciprocal hreflang; source-change review notices.
• Shortcode/block integration, explicit archive-language query filtering and relationship export.
• PHP/integration tests, ZIP builds on push and gated WordPress.org deployment for releases.

Preview scope: human-authored translations, native posts/pages and blocks. It does not provide machine translation, taxonomy synchronization, WooCommerce integration, multisite/domain routing or certified compatibility with every page builder. Keep it separate from other multilingual plugins unless you have tested the combination.

Build and verify

1python3 tools/package.py
2php -l qentrah-languages.php
3wp --user=ADMIN eval-file tests/integration.php

The integration test creates and removes fixtures and restores language settings. Run on a development/staging site. Every push builds an artifact; tagged releases attach installable ZIPs. Public WordPress.org publication is not yet approved; see the deployment prerequisites.

Troubleshoot a local change

1. Reproduce the smallest example from the quick-start guide.
2. Compare required configuration and dependency versions with the README.
3. Check the linked issue tracker for the same error. Include the command, runtime version, and relevant error when reporting a problem; omit credentials.

Source and help

• GitHub repository
• Original README
• Issues and existing reports
• Download the cataloged release

The catalog identifies the license as GPL-2.0. Read the repository license before redistributing source or assets.