Contributors: dagoberhr
Tested up to: 2.5.1

This plugin for WordPress is based solely on Imthiaz old PDA & iPhone plugin. Changes have been made for support under the new OS to Windows Mobile 5.0 and Windows Mobile 6.0 with which the old plugin had minor problems in the loading so happened that a little work, so little does not work.

This plugin helps the users to view your blog in a PDA and iPhone browser. iPhone is still in beta testing state. Soon, more updates will be obtained by the author of Imthiaz .

Download
Plugin can be downloaded from here.

Installation
1. Copy files to wordpress wp-content/plugins folder.
2. Goto to Plugins page in wordpress and activate the WordPress PDA plugin.
3. Once the plugin is activated you will not see any menu in the backend. To see the plugin in action you have browse your blog using a PDA, iPhone or iPod touch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I really need to use this plugin?
A: Yes. These days lot of people are using PDA and iPhone. Making your blog mobile friendly is no harm.
Q: Should I modify any code in wordpress?
A: Not needed. You have to just upload the files
Q: How can I disable iPhone beta template ?
A: If you want to disable the iPhone beta template please remove the word iPhone from user agent in PDA options page.
Q: If I de-activate this plugin will it affect my blog?
A: No. This plugin uses some of function of wordpress. WordPress has nothing to with plugin. So de-activating this plugin is 100% safe.

Description:
This language translator plugin and widget for WordPress is based solely on Lancelhoff old translator widget plugin.

This localized version of plugin for Croatian-speaking countries and can be downloaded at here.

Translations from English to:
French, German, Spanish, Russian, Croatian, …
Translations from the Croatian to:
English, French, German.

Installation:
How to install the WordPress Language Translator Widget:

1. Download the Language Translator Plugin.
2. Unzip the plugin and upload the (translate folder and it’s contents) to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
3. Log in to your WordPress Admin Panel, navigate to the plugins section and activate the Language Translator Plugin.
4. From the Admin Panel, navigate to Presentation -> Widgets and drag and drop the ltranslate widget into the position where you would like it to appear in your sidebar.
5. Save the changes and go view your site .

Note:
If you would like to place the translator outside of the sidebar, for example in your header.php, footer.php etc, simply add the code where ever you would like to call in the plugin.