=== Per Post Language ===
Author: Fahad Alduraibi
Author URI: http://www.fadvisor.net/blog/
Contributors: fduraibi
Tags: ppl,multilingual,multilanguage,language,languages,translation,post,posts,single,locale,rtl,ltr
Requires at least: 4.0.0
Tested up to: 4.5
Stable tag: 1.0
License: GPLv3 or later
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html

This plugin allows the user to set the blog language per post while having a default blog language.

== Description ==

Do you have a blog with posts written in a language that is different from the blog default language?
With this plugin you can set the language of your blog per post, that is if your blog is in English and you wrote a post in Spanish or Arabic you can set the language of your blog to match that posts language, so when your visitors open that post they will see your blog in that language. You don't have to translate your theme and plugins if they come with translations and even it will change the direction of the view to RTL (Right-to-Left) if your language is rtl based.

* The plugin does not provide any translations, it only changes the themes and plugins translation language if they provide there own translations. 
* The available languages are only the languages that WordPress already recognizes and supports.
* The plugin only works for single posts, the front page and other pages will show in the blog default language.

== Installation ==

1. Search for the plugin from within the blog plugin admin page, or manually upload the plugin folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory.
2. Install and Activate the plugin.
3. Go to Settings -> "Per Post Language" and add your languages.

To use it simply go to the post edit page and select the language from the "Post Language" box.

IMPORTANT: If you use server caching or have a caching plugin, you might need to delete all caches after installing or updating this plugin.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= Q: I installed this plugin but my theme or plugin still shows in the default blog language, why? =
Check if your theme or plugin has support for your language. Also if switching to RTL language make sure your theme has RTL support. (All WordPress default themes has support for LTR & RTL and translations for many languages)
   
= Q: I use a plugin which has support for my language but that plugin still shows in the default language? =
Some plugins are developed to load the translations very early and before the post is loaded so they only see the default language. Contact the plugin developers or create a support ticket and ask them to delay the loading of the translations, also send them this link: http://geertdedeckere.be/article/loading-wordpress-language-files-the-right-way

== Screenshots ==

1. The settings page of the plugin where you add needed languages.
2. The "Post Language" box is used to set the post languge from the post edit page. 

== Changelog ==

= 1.0 =
* Initial release.