Hello,
Thank you for contacting support and bringing your concern to us.
If your local language is Spanish, you can use the plugin in your local language, you only need to download the language from WordPress Dashboard > Updates.
Rank Math displays the translated version of posts and categories in the Sitemap. If you choose other language URL formats, WPML will take care of it by creating hreflang
tags and the search engines know the default language of the page’s content and also the translation which is available in different languages.
It is advisable, to keep one primary language(with accent) and the other languages can be translated by WPML.
A translated piece of your original content is considered to be a unique piece of content by Google and other search engines. So, you do not need to worry about causing duplicate content issues when translating your website into multiple languages.
As mentioned before, WPML adds a hreflang
tag to your translated pages, which makes it easier for Google to understand and classify your translated content.
Rank Math SEO adds a proper canonical tag to each translated post/page to ensure Google and other search engines know where the original piece
of content is located.
Here is an article from our Knowledge Base to understand the customizations that you can make with WPML and Rank Math:
https://rankmath.com/kb/multilingual-seo-wpml/
We hope this information answers your questions. Looking forward to helping you further.
Thank you
Hi Chandi,
So, if I have understood you correctly, it is not necessary for me to worry about looking for translation strings for the specific section of Local SEO Module> “General Settings”> “Name”. Is this correct?
In this section I only have to introduce one language in my WordPress back end and that’s it. Right?
And the same in the “General WordPress Settings>” Site Title ”
and “Tagline”: only one language. Correct?
Thanks for your help,
Josep
Hello,
looking for translation strings for the specific section of Local SEO Module> “General Settings”> “Name”. Is this correct?
In this section I only have to introduce one language in my WordPress back end and that’s it. Right?
And the same in the “General WordPress Settings>” Site Title ”
and “Tagline”: only one language. Correct?
Yes, you don’t have to worry about it. However, as shared in the Knowledge Base article above, certain strings are added to your images and breadcrumbs automatically by Rank Math SEO.
These strings are added in English by default, but you can change them to any language easily.
Here is a quick link for your reference: https://rankmath.com/kb/multilingual-seo-wpml/#translating-general-seo
I’d suggest, kindly go through the entire Knowledge Base article shared in the previous response for a better understanding and optimization of your multilingual website using Translate Press with Rank Math.
We hope this answers your question. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us if you need help with anything else.
Thank you
Hello,
Since we did not hear back from you for 15 days, we are assuming that you found the solution. We are closing this support ticket.
If you still need assistance or any other help, please feel free to open a new support ticket, and we will be more than happy to assist.
Thank you.