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Serve a site in every language on its own address with correct hreflang, using translations Zinn Digital® has already made.
Zinn® Translate renders translations; it does not make them. The translating happens on our side, and this plugin puts the finished result on your site at a proper address with the right tags for search engines.
/fr/about/, /de/about/ and so onhreflang tags, so Google shows the right language to the right personStatus screen in your dashboard shows how far along each language is.
for Zinn® Translate, choose Install Now and then Activate (https://wordpress.org/plugins/zinn-translate/).
Site token from your dashboard, and save. The plugin flushes WordPress's URL rules for you.
Publish nothing until a language is actually finished. A half-translated language served at its own URL is worse for your ranking than not serving it at all, because search engines index the mixed page.
So you control what goes live. We may have finished twenty languages; you may only want three. Choosing a language is the publish decision, and removing it takes those URLs down cleanly.
Go to Settings → Permalinks and press Save — that reruns WordPress's rule flush, which a few caching and security plugins interfere with. If it still 404s, the language is probably not published on the site's Translation tab yet.
The plugin removes its URL rules on deactivation, so your site goes back to how it was rather than leaving broken translated URLs behind. Those URLs will already be indexed, so switching languages off is not free — do it deliberately.
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