WPML and GravityView
If you want to have a View that is available in multiple languages, here's how to do it using the popular translation plugin WPML.
Floaty has a View that he wants to translate
It's an international guest list, so he wants to provide it in multiple languages.
![Screenshot of a View](https://www.gravitykit.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/floaty-has-a-view-that-he-wants-to-translate.png?1480657592)
First, ensure you have WPML Multilingual CMS installed and activated.
This requires the Multilingual CMS WPML package.
![Screenshot showing WPML installed and activated](http://d33v4339jhl8k0.cloudfront.net/docs/assets/54c58489e4b051242988532c/images/63449ffacf38bc37aecf8431/file-wxCJbUQiMR.png)
In the Dashboard, under the "WPML" menu, click on "Settings":
![Screenshot of the WPML menu on the dashboard](http://d33v4339jhl8k0.cloudfront.net/docs/assets/54c58489e4b051242988532c/images/6344a1f005ba014734a3950a/file-2jrCSifj7A.png)
Click on the "Multilingual Content Setup" tab and then on "Post Types Translation"
![Screenshot showing the Multilingual Content Setup tab](http://d33v4339jhl8k0.cloudfront.net/docs/assets/54c58489e4b051242988532c/images/6344a28d05ba014734a3950d/file-htBi8DZWiI.png)
Set the "Views" custom post types to "Translate"
This tells WPML you want to translate Views.
![Screenshot showing the Post Types Translation section](http://d33v4339jhl8k0.cloudfront.net/docs/assets/54c58489e4b051242988532c/images/6344a2c30f10306a37c0b084/file-WmixVkLydb.png)
In the Custom Field Translation settings, click the "Show system fields" link
The GravityView custom fields are hidden, so they don't show up without a fuss!
![Screenshot of the Custom Fields Translation section](http://d33v4339jhl8k0.cloudfront.net/docs/assets/54c58489e4b051242988532c/images/6344a39005ba014734a39513/file-vVfGJpLtWv.png)
Search for "_gravityview"
For every "Custom Field" item that starts with "_gravityview," choose "Copy once."
Note: If you don't see any GravityView custom fields yet, you may not have created any Views. Create a View first, then return here.
![Screenshot of WPML Settings section](http://d33v4339jhl8k0.cloudfront.net/docs/assets/54c58489e4b051242988532c/images/63b477e0c21b4601058955c9/file-eSyJcy03b8.png)
![Screenshot showing the Views menu](http://d33v4339jhl8k0.cloudfront.net/docs/assets/54c58489e4b051242988532c/images/6344ab92cf38bc37aecf8454/file-NDRZdq7kpM.png)
You will now see the translation column(s)
Click the ✏️ icon to translate the View in the language of your choice.
![Screenshot of the Views page](http://d33v4339jhl8k0.cloudfront.net/docs/assets/54c58489e4b051242988532c/images/6344aa8f9f7c1931ee0083a2/file-9Uy0Neszga.png)
If the pencil icon doesn't show up, try disabling GravityView's No-Conflict mode.
Update Custom Content widgets and fields
As well as field labels
Once the View configuration is translated…
…save the View, and check out how it looks!
![Screenshot of the link to access the View on the front-end of the website](https://www.gravitykit.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/save-the-view-and-check-out-how-it-looks-.png?1480657601)
The translated View has translated labels and Custom Content widget
But the entry content is not translated; it remains the same.
![Screenshot of the View translated](https://www.gravitykit.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/the-translated-view-has-translated-labels-and-custom-content-widget.png?1480657602)
Let's check out the English version again…
![Screenshot of the View in English](https://www.gravitykit.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/let-s-check-out-the-english-version-again-hellip-.png?1480657603)
…and it's still the original translation.
Hey, look at that: you have a translated View!
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