• Resolved gbasvilla

    (@gbasvilla)


    Hello, I have a blog in 4 different languages and I would like to have different profiles for a few social media accounts depending on the language.

    This is, I have one profile for english customers, another one for german and a third one for Spanish. I would like that, depending on the language the customer is using, they can see one profile or the other.

    I am using WPML.

    Thanks a lot

    Guillermo

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  • Thanks Guillermo for your question.

    I am not entirely sure I understand the question, and what you mean by different profiles. How will it show on the front end – can you give some specific examples?

    Thread Starter gbasvilla

    (@gbasvilla)

    Let’s put the twitter example. I have 3 profiles: spanish, german and english. I want to interact in each of them but I don’t want to mix german users and english users of course!

    I am translating all posts into this 3 languages and the 4th one (french) will be automated. Not a priority now.

    I want to put social profiles in the home page with a link to my profile in each social media network (i.e. in the english page a link to my twitter generic english profile) . Also, at the end of each post I want to put the share button and it also has to be linked to the specific language version.

    This is, if a user speaks german, I want my blog and your plugin to display the relevant social media links referred to that language. If they speak spanish, the ones related to Spanish. I want to customize the link to the social media depending on the language of the user.

    I am using WPML for multilingual management.

    If you say depending on the language of the user: how do we know the language of the user? The icons should be on the same urls, or are they different?

    Thread Starter gbasvilla

    (@gbasvilla)

    different url. for spanish it is https://www.citrusricus.com/blog for german it is https://www.citrusricus.com/blog/de/

    they pick the language in a language selector at the top.

    Ok, then that is currently not possible unfortunately.

    Thread Starter gbasvilla

    (@gbasvilla)

    thxs

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