Multi-Lingual & Language Translation

Webkul Multi Vendor Dropship for Magento 2 supports global commerce with complete multi-language localization, UTF-8 multi-byte encoding, and regional currency calculations.

Setting Storefront and Admin Locale

To configure your target regional language for any store view:

  1. Navigate to Stores > Settings > Configuration > General > General.
  2. Expand the Locale Options section.
  3. Select your target language in the Locale dropdown (e.g. English (United States), German (Germany), French (France), Spanish (Spain), etc.).
  4. Click Save Config.

Module CSV Translation

All interface labels, button names, column titles, and alert messages in the Vendor Dropship extension are declared through Magento's internationalization (i18n) dictionaries.

Step 1: Locate Translation Files

In your Magento server installation directory, open the module's translation directory:

app/code/Webkul/VendorDropship/i18n/

Inside this directory, locate the master dictionary: en_US.csv.

Translation CSV Location

Step 2: Translate CSV Phrases

Open en_US.csv in any spreadsheet or UTF-8 text editor. The file contains key-value pairs formatted as:

"Original English String","Translated String"
  1. Retain the left column verbatim as the identifier key.
  2. Replace or supply the right column with the corresponding translated text in your desired target language.
  3. Save the translated CSV file using the ISO 639-1 language code and ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code:
    • German (Germany): de_DE.csv
    • French (France): fr_FR.csv
    • Spanish (Spain): es_ES.csv
    • Arabic (Saudi Arabia): ar_SA.csv
    • Dutch (Netherlands): nl_NL.csv

Step 3: Deploy Language Files

Place the new CSV file into the module's i18n folder:

app/code/Webkul/VendorDropship/i18n/<locale_code>.csv

Then deploy the static content and refresh caches via terminal:

php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy <locale_code> -f
php bin/magento cache:flush