Skip to content
mcorucu docs
mcLogiora0.16.0
0.16.01 min read

Languages

Manage default and active site languages and understand the language record.

The language manager owns the configured language set. A language record includes its code, WordPress locale, BCP 47 tag, native and English names, text direction, active/default flags, display order, and home URL.

mcLogiora Languages

Default language

The default language keeps the site’s existing URL shape. Other active languages may use a language directory such as /tr/. Changing the default language is a routing decision; make it with a redirect and rollback plan.

Active versus configured

The public REST language read returns active languages by default. A privileged request may ask for all configured languages. Inactive languages are configuration, not a public promise that content is served in that language.

Direction

The language record exposes ltr or rtl. Themes and integrations should use this value rather than infer direction from a country or language name.

Related articles

mcLogiora ConfigurationConfigure languages, URL prefixes, switcher presentation, and review defaults.Public PHP APIUse the stable mclogiora_ read functions and language switcher template tags.mcLogiora REST APIUse the authenticated language, relation, and translation route families.