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Translating a StudioPress theme

Brian Gardner on June 15, 2009

A new feature of StudioPress themes is that they are being Internationalized (I18n). This means that you can now translate these themes into your own native language! (Currently Internationalized StudioPress themes: Genesis*, Church, Corporate, Education, & Magazine. This post is a simple “how to” that should help you get a translation done.

Step 1. Download Poedit

To be able to translate a theme, you’ll need a program called Poedit. It’s available for Windows, Mac and Linux. If you’re using Windows or Mac, you can download it here. If you’re on Linux, get it through your distributions package distribution system.

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