This plugin is a WPML addon that detects the user country and shows his country flag next to the available languages.\nYou can also redirect visitors based on visitor country if user locale translation exists. E.g if you have a language with locale code\nen_US, the code can be devided into the language part 'en' and the geographical part 'US'.\nThis plugin has an option to redirect according to the geographical parts of the locale codes of the languages served on your WPML translated site.<\/p>\n\n
The Native WPML language switcher CSS for the footer and widget are used to preserve brand consistency.<\/p>\n\n
To get a clear picture of how usefull this is, see the language switcher used by pay pal<\/a><\/p>\n\n There are two ways of showing the langauge switcher.\n1- Using the widget (available in wp-admin>appearance>widgets)\n2- Enabling the WPML Country Detector switcher in the footer from the settings in WPML>languages\nlearn more<\/a><\/p>\n\n for quick support, submit a support ticket here<\/a><\/p>\n\n To keep up to date with the latest WordPress translation, localization and Internationalization news, subscribe to our blog at Zanto<\/a> \nor follow Zanto on twitter<\/a> and influence what gets developed next! \nFor more free and premium multilingual plugins for WPML, and Zanto visit our Multilingual plugins page<\/a>. all GPL<\/p>\n\n -Upload the Plugin to your blog and activate it like any other WordPress plugin.\nNote: WPML plugin must be installed first.\n- Go to WPML > Languages and configure the settings under \"Country Detector Addon Options\"\n- To use country redirect option, make sure browser language redirect is disabled.<\/p>\n\n\nHow to use it<\/h4>\n\n
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