Hreflang Manager

What is the hreflang HTML attribute?

The hreflang HTML attribute, which goes inside link elements included in the HEAD section of the page, helps search engines understand that certain pages are targeted for a specified language or country. By implementing this attribute you can send your users to the targeted pages and greatly increase the SEO performance of your website.

Why a plugin?

The implementation of the hreflang attribute in a website powered by WordPress can be a very cumbersome process without a specific plugin, for this reason we developed Hreflang Manager.

How does it work?

With the “Connections” menu or with the “Hreflang Manager” sidebar you can connect the pages of your website with the related versions targeted for different languages or different countries. The plugin will handle your connections by adding the proper html markup in the HEAD section of the selected pages.

Tutorials Included

In the documentation that comes attached with this plugin we have included various examples with related images and three video tutorials, if this is not enough for you feel free to contact us after purchasing.

References

If you need more info about the hreflang attribute, to understand exactly what this plugin is about, please check out the following resources:

• General explanation from the Google Webmaster Tools
• Getting a better understanding of hreflang
• The impact of hreflang

Credits

This plugin makes use of the following resources:

• Chosen licensed under the MIT License

Updates

06.05.2023 - v1.31
  - The plugin can now optionally distinguish between manually created and inherited connections
03.04.2023 - v1.30
  - The "Auto Alternate Pages" option has been added.
  - Minor backend improvements.
31.03.2023 - v1.27
  - Fixed a CSS overwrite caused by a non-specific CSS rule
13.12.2022 - v1.26
  - Bug fix
  - Plugin documentation URL updated
07.11.2022 - v1.25
  - Fixed CSS issues in the "Hreflang Manager" editor sidebar
12.02.2022 - v1.24
  - The correct ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code is now used for Lebanon
31.01.2022 - v1.23
  - Performance improvements
  - The "Help" menu has been added
31.01.2022 - v1.22
  - Added the ability to sync the hreflang data between different websites
  - Minor back-end improvements
16.01.2022 - v1.16
  - The data of the connections are now saved in serialized format
  - Minor back-end improvements
  - Refactoring
05.05.2021 - v1.14
  - Improved back-end menus
24.02.2021 - v1.12
  - Language script variations (ISO 15924) are now supported
14.10.2020 - v1.11
  - The "Wizard" and "Maintenance" menus have been added
20.06.2020 - v1.10
  - The Marshallese language is now properly associated with the "mh" ISO 639-1 code
  - A .pot file has been added to simplify the translation of the plugin
  - Minor back-end improvements
16.12.2019 - v1.09
  - Fixed CSS issues caused by the changes applied in WordPress 5.3
04.08.2019 - v1.08
  - The "Sample Future Permalink" option has been added
20.02.2019 - v1.07
  - The "Hreflang Manager" sidebar has been added
26.11.2017 - v1.06
  - Documentation updated (the plugin codebase isn't changed)
04.07.2017 - v1.06
  - Added Import and Export menus
  - Added several new options
  - Improved back-end menus
  - Improved meta box
  - The WordPress default font-family stack is now used in the back-end
  - Added video tutorials in the plugin documentation
17.04.2016 - v1.05
  - Added clone button in Connections menu
  - Corrected Norwegian ISO_639-1 code
06.04.2016 - v1.04
  - The plugin has been completely rewritten with an OOP approach and a new back-end menu framework
  - The maximum number of connections per page has been increased to 100
28.06.2015 - v1.03
  - Minor improvements on the structure of the plugin files
22.04.2015 - v1.02
  - The maximum number of connections per page has been increased to 60
  - Added new options
  - Fixed bugs
28.02.2015 - v1.01
  - Improved support for WordPress Multisite
  - Minor back-end improvements
11.01.2014 - v1.00
  - Initial release