TranslatePress Language Switcher

The TranslatePress Language widget lets users change your WordPress mobile app’s display language using your existing TranslatePress configuration. It reads the languages you have set up in TranslatePress and renders a switcher with flags, native language labels, or both — choose the layout that fits your app’s design.

This widget requires both the TranslatePress plugin and the Appress TranslatePress integration to be active. Once enabled, the language a user selects in-app syncs with their TranslatePress preference, so the choice persists across sessions and across both the web and app surfaces of your site. For a full walkthrough of how the integration works, see the TranslatePress integration guide.

Option A — Shortcode

Use the [appress_translatepress_switcher] shortcode anywhere shortcodes are supported.

Available options:

• style — dropdown (default) or inline
• show_flag — 1 (default) or 0. Renders TranslatePress’s bundled flag PNG.
• show_label — 1 (default) or 0. Renders the language name.
• label — Optional prefix label rendered before the picker (e.g. "Language:").

[appress_translatepress_switcher style="dropdown" show_flag="1" show_label="1" label="Language:"]

Option B — Elementor widget

In the Elementor editor, search for the Appress TranslatePress Language widget and drag it into your layout.

Option C — Bricks Builder widget

In the Bricks Builder editor, search for the Appress TranslatePress Language element and drop it into your layout.