Pig Latin
Nikolay BachiyskiChecking if all the strings in your plugin or theme are translatable can be a tedious task. Pig Latin helps you
by translating all messages to Pig Latin. For example Edit Pages is translated to Editay agesPay.
Text in Pig Latin is both noticeably different than English and readable. This way you can spot strings, which aren’t translatable, while the interface is stil usable.
Awesome plugin
By SaltTechno (salttechno) on February 23, 2018
I am currently working on a theme development. When I used this plugin for the first time, I just loved it. Thanks a lot for this plugin.
Demum, veniunt porci
By webaware on May 15, 2017
What an excellent little plugin test tool! It makes it very easy to check for strings that missed being wrapped up for localisation. It's going onto the checklist!
cheers,
Ross 🐷
Apparently a hidden gem
By Michael Torbert (hallsofmontezuma) on March 1, 2017
I don't understand why this plugin has so few active installs, as it's an enormous benefit for plugin developers.
0.2
- Moved development to github: https://github.com/nb/wordpress-piglatin
- Avoid strict errors by explicitly marking methods as static, thanks to Andrey “Rarst” Savchenko
- Code conforms to coding standards, thanks to Ulrich Pogson
0.1
- Initial release
This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.
- Unzip
piglatin-x.x.zip
- Upload the
piglatin
directory (not its contents, the whole directory) to/wp-content/plugins/
- Activate the plugin through the
Plugins
menu in WordPress
Reviews
5 out of 5 stars
- Version: 0.2
- Last updated: 9 years ago
- Active installations: 10
- WordPress version: 2.7
- Tested up to: 4.0.38
- PHP version: false