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=== Language ===

The default language of the Wordpress module will be English. It is possible to enable additional language support for languages which are [https://search.nixos.org/packages?channel=unstable&from=0&size=50&sort=relevance&type=packages&query=wordpressPackages.languages already packaged]. Using <code>~~extraConfig~~</code> you can configure the default language. In this example, we're going to enable the German language.

The default language of the Wordpress module will be English. It is possible to enable additional language support for languages which are [https://search.nixos.org/packages?channel=unstable&from=0&size=50&sort=relevance&type=packages&query=wordpressPackages.languages already packaged]. Using <code>settings</code> you can configure the default language. In this example, we're going to enable the German language.

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Consult the [https://translate.wordpress.org translation portal] of Wordpress for the specific country and language codes available. This example is using the code <code>de_DE</code> (Germany/German) in the source URL and also the <code>~~extraConfig~~</code> part.

Consult the [https://translate.wordpress.org translation portal] of Wordpress for the specific country and language codes available. This example is using the code <code>de_DE</code> (Germany/German) in the source URL and also the <code>settings</code> part.

=== Themes and plugins ===

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You can package any available Wordpress extension, for example from the [https://wordpress.org/themes official theme] or [https://wordpress.org/plugins plugin repository]. Be sure to replace the ''name'', url and ''sha256'' part according to your desired extension.

If you want to automatically enable and activate the ''responsive'' theme, add this <code>~~extraConfig~~</code> line

If you want to automatically enable and activate the ''responsive'' theme, add this <code>settings</code> line

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 === Language ===
-The default language of the Wordpress module will be English. It is possible to enable additional language support for languages which are [https://search.nixos.org/packages?channel=unstable&from=0&size=50&sort=relevance&type=packages&query=wordpressPackages.languages already packaged]. Using <code>extraConfig</code> you can configure the default language. In this example, we're going to enable the German language.
+The default language of the Wordpress module will be English. It is possible to enable additional language support for languages which are [https://search.nixos.org/packages?channel=unstable&from=0&size=50&sort=relevance&type=packages&query=wordpressPackages.languages already packaged]. Using <code>settings</code> you can configure the default language. In this example, we're going to enable the German language.
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-Consult the [https://translate.wordpress.org translation portal] of Wordpress for the specific country and language codes available. This example is using the code <code>de_DE</code> (Germany/German) in the source URL and also the <code>extraConfig</code> part.
+Consult the [https://translate.wordpress.org translation portal] of Wordpress for the specific country and language codes available. This example is using the code <code>de_DE</code> (Germany/German) in the source URL and also the <code>settings</code> part.
 === Themes and plugins ===
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 You can package any available Wordpress extension, for example from the [https://wordpress.org/themes official theme] or [https://wordpress.org/plugins plugin repository]. Be sure to replace the ''name'', url and ''sha256'' part according to your desired extension.
-If you want to automatically enable and activate the ''responsive'' theme, add this <code>extraConfig</code> line
+If you want to automatically enable and activate the ''responsive'' theme, add this <code>settings</code> line
 <syntaxHighlight lang="nix">