Multilingual tools for WordPress

TIV Globus is the Pro edition of WPGlobus, designed to help you create and manage a multilingual WordPress site. You choose the languages for your website, then enter your own translations for content such as post and page titles, body text, excerpts, categories, tags, menus, and widgets.

The plugin also works with translations for the Site Title and Tagline, along with multilingual SEO titles and meta descriptions compatible with the free version of Yoast SEO. It works with or without WooCommerce, making it suitable for multilingual blogs, business websites, content publishers, and online stores.

Language setup and user experience

Add one or several languages using custom combinations of country flags, locales, and language names. Each language can use its own URL structure, such as example.com/, example.com/es/, or example.com/fr/.

Visitors can switch languages on the front end with a drop-down menu extension or a customizable widget with various show settings. Administrators can also switch the language of the WordPress interface from the top bar.

Pro capabilities

• Give each page a fully translated address, including its slug. For example, one page can use translated addresses such as /fr/ma-page/ and /es/mi-pagina/.
• Enter translations for WooCommerce products, categories, and attributes.
• Use popular page builders, including Elementor and Avada, in every language.
• Keep the multilingual tools available whether or not WooCommerce is installed.

TIV Globus replaces WPGlobus without losing existing settings or translations. It is the successor to WPGlobus Plus and WooCommerce WPGlobus.

Manual translation process

TIV Globus does not translate text automatically. Your workflow is to select the language, enter the translation in the relevant fields, and manage each language version of your content. This gives you direct control over wording for pages, products, taxonomies, menus, widgets, and SEO fields.

The extension stores translations together in a special format. If you deactivate or uninstall it, the stored language content can appear together and make the site unreadable. Before deactivation or removal, use the cleanup tool in the plugin settings to remove all languages except one.

Installation and setup

Install and activate TIV Globus on your WordPress site, then configure the languages and display options in its settings. Add translated content to posts, pages, products, and other supported areas as needed. The plugin uses a browser cookie to remember a visitor’s language preference; the cookie stores only the language code, such as en or es, and no personal information.

Multisite mode is not tested or officially supported. Review the plugin settings and translation cleanup requirements before changing or removing the installation.