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          <title>How to translate your theme in PrestaShop 1.7</title>
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          <description> By now you’re probably aware that the 1.7 version comes with a new translation system and that the theme you are building can benefit from it. However, we didn’t give much details on how it works yet, so here is what you should know if you want to translate your theme for PrestaShop 1.7.</description>
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          <title>New Translator Guide Available Now!</title>
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          <description>Thanks to 2,870 Crowdin contributors, PrestaShop has been translated in over 65 languages, helping merchants to create shops in over 200 countries! Translating PrestaShop allows us to aim at millions of potential users and merchants from all around the world. We’re very proud of the work done and hope to bring e-commerce to a growing number of people, no matter what their country or language is. In order to keep reaching new people, we are today releasing our translator guide, so that anyone can start contributing to the translation project!</description>
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          <title>10 rules to follow when translating PrestaShop</title>
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          <pubDate>Thu, 25 Feb 2016 17:15:00 +0100</pubDate>
            
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          <description>It’s not always easy to begin translating PrestaShop when the project has already been started by other contributors. To help you get on board, and to guide you with your first translations, here are 10 quick rules to follow if you want to make sure your contributions will be validated!</description>
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