Google & microsoft Page translator

Widgets to Translate Your Website 

GOOGLE TRANSLATOR

Internet World Stats show that English web surfers represent less than 28% of the Internet population. In other words, if your blog or website is English-only, it is largely useless to 72% of Internet users. True, your readers can take the effort of using a translation service themselves, but wouldn’t it be friendlier to make it easy for them
Making your blog or website language-friendly is not at all difficult. In this article, Let’s see how to use the Google Translate Gadget and the Microsoft Translator Widget

Translate Your Website with Google Translate

Google Translate Gadget is powered by Google Translate Tools, and supports over 50 languages.

• Go to Google Translate Tools and choose the language of your website.
• If you wish, you can restrict which languages you want to support. It is best to use the default All languages option.
• Copy the code snippet shown on the page.
• In your WordPress Dashboard, paste the code in a Text Widget in your Appearance > Widgets section and add it to your sidebar.

example that site has been translate

Microsoft Translator Widget

The Microsoft Translator Widget supports over 20 languages. To use the Microsoft Translator Widget, follow these steps:

1. Go to the Microsoft Translator Widget page.
2. Enter your website or blog URL address and the language of your site or blog.
3. Choose the widget of the widget as you like. You can experiment back and forth if you need.
4. Choose a suitable color based on the theme of your blog.
5. Check the “I agree to the terms of use"box, click Generate code
6. Copy paste the code snippet in a Text Widget in your blog sidebar.

Now,your blog can be read in over 20 languages.

Which Widget Should You Use?

it is all depend on your necessary!, would you mind if you leave a comment to add this artcle review, and add some other information about the translation,thank you...