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mcLogiora Configuration

Configure languages, URL prefixes, switcher presentation, and review defaults.

Configuration is deliberately explicit. Choose the site default language first, then add active languages and decide how their URLs and switcher should appear.

  1. Set the default language.
  2. Add active languages and confirm their locale, BCP 47 tag, direction, and display order.
  3. Choose language-directory behavior for non-default languages.
  4. Configure the switcher surface: shortcode, block, widget, or template tag.
  5. Save permalinks and test one existing URL before creating translations.

Do not treat flags as language detection

Flags are off by default because a language is not a country. mcLogiora does not guess a visitor’s language from location and does not redirect visitors automatically.

Translation Suggestions are a separate optional screen and are not needed for manual translation. WordPress AI Client providers and credentials are configured through WordPress Settings → Connectors; DeepL remains separately configured where supported. Leave suggestions disabled unless the site owner has reviewed the provider, data path, and billing implications.

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LanguagesManage default and active site languages and understand the language record.URLs & SEOConfigure language-aware URLs, switchers, and translation-safe front-end behavior.Translation SuggestionsConfigure optional WordPress AI Client suggestions with explicit human review.