Translatemefree’s website has gone live offering a customizable translation widget in over 30 languages. There are three different designs of the widget and 15 languages available on the website. Tailored design of the widget and addition and deletion of languages are available free upon request.
Translatemefree CEO, Mark Kieran says “this translation widget is an ideal way for those without a budget to translate their website or blog into various languages. It is also unique in that translatemefree offer tailored designs upon request so that the design fits seamlessly into your website design. While the widget translations are only 60-70% accurate the general gist of a text can be understood”.
In addition to the free website translation widget the site offers a human edited directory. The directory contains all the latest links for the translation industry professional.
#1 by admin - April 21st, 2009 at 03:13
Well done, I know that the site has been online since Febuary but about time you got the blog going.
#2 by Philip Chimbers - April 21st, 2009 at 12:19
Hi there,
I just tried to implement this free translation widget in my blog http://translatorinformation.blogspot.com/ but I got the error that the sl in the google translate code was not parsed correctly. Have you got any idea how to correct this problem?
I really want the translation widget in my blog.
Also, are the translated pages spiderable?
many thanks,
Philip.
#3 by Philip Johns - April 21st, 2009 at 13:08
Hi Philip,
I had the same problem. I also had a look at the translation directory and it is really well ordered and full of usefull links.
Thanks,
Philip.
#4 by KattyBlackyard - June 15th, 2009 at 01:37
Hi, gr8 post thanks for posting. Information is useful!