Juiz Lang Attribute

Add a custom HREFLANG meta box on your post to manually edit the link between your post and a translation (which could be outside your domain).

Author:	Geoffrey Crofte (profile at wordpress.org)
WordPress version required:	4.5
WordPress version tested:	6.0.2
Plugin version:	1.2.0
Added to WordPress repository:	27-04-2019
Last updated:	24-09-2022
Rating, %:	60
Rated by:	3
Plugin URI:	http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/juiz-lang
Total downloads:	2 322
Active installs:	200+
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To improve your SEO and the accessibility of your content, you are supposed to announce translations of your pages to Google to avoid duplicate content.
The Editor button to add lang and hreflang attributes on your content are here to improve accessibility when screen readers are passing on words from different languages than your main language.

Example of cases you need this plugin:

You translated a blog post in your language from another blog, (hreflang alternate links)
You publish the same article in 2 languages on 2 different websites, (hreflang alternate links)
You use in your content a jargon from another language. (lang attribute)
You link from your post other posts in another language. (hreflang attribute)
Your Menus have some items not translated (langattributes) or lead to page in another language (hreflang), you can edit those attributes in the Menus admin-menu. (WordPress 5.4 compatibility)

Features available

Custom hreflang alternate links for posts (page, and custom posts)
Attributes hreflang and lang available and visible in the editor
Attributes hreflang and lang available on your main Menus items. (WordPress 5.4 compatibility)

Know bugs, if you can help with code ????

Gutenberg apply hreflang attribute on links, but never save it in database.

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Please, use the support forum to tell me bugs encountered, and be patient

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