Localization

The plugin includes two localization files — one for the admin area and one for the frontend. In most cases, you only need to localize the frontend.

Localization files are located in the language folder of the plugin.

For the most convenient way to translate from the admin area, we recommend using the Loco Translate plugin. You'll need to configure it before editing frontend translation files. Go to Loco Translate → Plugins and find Affiliate Egg. Then go to the Setup tab and configure the following settings. (These may be configured automatically — if so, leave them as-is.)

Save the file. You can now create a new language or use an existing one for frontend localization.

To create a new language, click New language.

The plugin uses its own language setting for the frontend and does not use WordPress's language setting. Set the language in Affiliate Egg → Settings → Website language.

Select Custom language and enter the locale (two letters) that matches the value set in Affiliate Egg → Settings → Website language.

When creating a new language in Loco Translate, the locale must not include a regional suffix. For example, for Finnish, the filename must be fi, not fi_FI as is standard in WordPress.