# Working with WPML or Polylang

Both WPML and Polylang are very popular translation plugins. There are two ways to create translated posts or pages:

1. Use the string translator.
2. Create separate pages, each with its own set of blocks.

In order for the string translator to function, you must enable **"Save block content in post"** under the Block tab in the settings.

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If you are keeping templates in one language only, you must also enable **"Load blocks for all languages"** under the Integrations tab. For Polylang, it loads all the templates by default.

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