Transposh - Breaking language barriers

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Version 0.2.3 – New control center

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Today’s release of transposh plugin includes a new control panel for the plugin. This new control panel offers better usability and statistics for the plugin. Also included is a feature that allows you to translate the default language as well. This is good for the case you are writing your blog in more than one language, or your readers leave comments in multiple languages. I would like to thank Db0 for suggesting this new feature.

One of the improved usability features of this release is that the control page now include a link to suggest new features (or report bugs) so feel free to use it!

Version 0.2.1

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Naturally, after every major release comes an update. This update fixes really small issues (which just effected broken html – need a reminder regarding code checking?). We would to thank Fernanda and Mike which brought the issues to our attention. As a small gift for this release we have added a new widget appearance you are welcomed to try out, have fun! 🙂

Version 0.2.0

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Faster, better!

This new release brings to the table an improved parser and the ability to translate hidden elements (such as tooltips). Comments are always welcomed. We will put some more focus to the client side version in the coming days. And next in line for the wordpress plugin is some community features. Stay tuned!

Going faster, simpler

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The next version of the plugin will be released in the coming week. Final testing is being done as I am writing this. This is a relatively major release as we have changed the parser component to simplehtmldom. The new parser offers more features (main one is the ability to translate tooltips and hidden elements) while being 50% faster than the previous version. Simpler code also means it will be easier to add features and fix bugs in the future.

Feeling adventurous? You can try the latest code directly from our SVN repository or mail us to get an alpha release.