Editing Multilingual WordPress Sites (section)

===Translating posts and pages===
Once the WPML CMS component is installed, activated, and configured, a column is added to the Posts and Pages listings pages. If the page has not been translated then a "plus" sign will appear in the column. 

Clicking on the plus sign will lead to a page where a translated version of the page can be entered.

There is an option in the WPML settings that controls what happens if a page has not been translated. The two options boil down to either throw a 404 error or show the post in the default language.

If a page should remain untranslated even when viewed via the non-default language:<br />(E.g. the "Calendar and Events" page on the Thousand Oaks site.)
* WordPress Dashboard > Pages > The Page > Click the "translate" icon
* In the "Language" module click the "Copy content from English" button.
* Click "Publish".
* After the page reloads, click the "Overwrite with English content" button in the Language module.<br />This will keep the content of the page on the non-default language in sync with any edits made to the page in its default language.