Can someone tell mich which plugin usually handles the following notations, used to translate posts?

<!--:en-->english text<!--:-->

<!--:es-->spanish text<!--:-->

Any way to get the posts translated using these tags is appreciated.

Can someone tell mich which plugin usually handles the following notations, used to translate posts?

<!--:en-->english text<!--:-->

<!--:es-->spanish text<!--:-->

Any way to get the posts translated using these tags is appreciated.

• tags
• translation

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This is the notation of the (pretty old) Plugin qtranslate. It was abandoned way back and replaced by mqtranslate and later qtranslate-x, which at this point are also abandoned. You can however convert your content to be used with wp multilang, which works with gutenberg, by replacing the <!--:lang--> tags with kinda shortcodes [:lang]. So for the english text you would use [:en]English Text[:].

It would be even better if you would put all languages within a post into the same language "shortcodes" instead of "opening" one language, closing it, and "opening" the next language. Like this:

[:en]English Text[:es]Spanish Text[:]