Hi @tdechangy 🙂
To enable search translated content, you just need to enable this option in the Weglot options, in your WordPress admin area : Weglot -> Other options -> Search WordPress (Allow your users to search in the language they use).
For your second question, please, what do you mean by “dynamic content” ? Can you send me an example with URL or screenshot ?
Best regards,
about dynamic content I think about all kinds of JS/Ajax generated content like popups, login popup, “related posts/products”, eventually conditional forms that changes (predefined) content based on rules…
This DOC page answers at least partially to that question (JS generated content not supported) :
https://support.weglot.com/article/58-wordpress—troubleshooting—why-is-my-website-not-fully-translated-but-only-some-parts
The URL of the page you sent me does not seem to exist, it gives me a 404 error. But the JS generated content are supported by Weglot in a vast majority of cases 🙂
For the dynamic content present in custom HTML attributes, JS, JSON, …, Weglot plugin offers a lot of WordPress Hook to get a solution. You can find this documentation here : https://developers.weglot.com/wordpress/filters/translations-filters
Let me know if you need more information or help to translate something in your website.
Have a nice day,
Regards,
Previous link had copy/paste from PDF error, so here is the right link :
https://support.weglot.com/article/58-wordpress—troubleshooting—why-is-my-website-not-fully-translated-but-only-some-parts
thanks for the link, but as you can see on the link I posted, nothing refers to this DEV doc.
This customisation is already quite lot of work, not even mentioning the next “other hooks” section @ https://developers.weglot.com/wordpress/filters/other-filters.
It’s obviously nice to have hooks available but I expected a more hands-off approach.
At least thanks for that, we understand your product slightly better now.
