Most people are likely to use some lines of PHP or the widget provided by the Multisite Language Switcher to integrate the links to the translations in their blogs.

But this can lead to fatal errors if you don't know much about PHP, or maybe the dynamic sidebars are not the best place in your opinion. If you want to integrate the Multisite Language Switcher in one (or more) of your Navigation Menu(s) then you should give MslsMenu a try.

2.5.1

• plugin check integration added
• missing license problem addressed

2.5.0

• WordPress 6.6 tested
• MslsOutput class deprecated init in favour of a function

2.4.1

• readme.txt tags updated
• Plugin check issues fixed

2.4.0

• WordPress 6.5 tested
• "Requires Plugins" added

2.3.2

• WordPress 6.3 tested

2.3.1

• WordPress 6.2.2 tested
• Pest as new dev/tester dependency

2.2.6

• Unit testing completed
• WordPress 6.1 tested

2.2.5

• phpstan config excluded
• WordPress 5.8 tested

2.2.4

• Pest for Unit tests added

2.2.3

• PHP 7.1 as minimum declared

2.2

• compatibility con MSLS 2.4

2.0

• compatibility con MSLS 2.0

1.0

• marked as stable
• WordPress Coding Standards
• PHPDocs

• Use the WordPress plugin installation and search for "MslsMenu".
• Alternatively, download the plugin, uncompress it with your preferred unzip programme and upload the folder msls-menu to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
• Activate the plugin
• You will find the configuration of the plugin once in each blog in Settings -> Multisite Language Switcher
• Set the menu specific options such as <li class="mslsl-menu"> before the item-ouitput or the description. Please, check the Screenshots-section too!

Edit menus



Manage locations



Plugin configuration



Output in the primary nav menu