How to Display Hebrew in WordPress

1. Download an MO file for Hebrew. The file names for MO files that WordPress uses for translation match international language codes, so the name for a Hebrew file is he_IL.
2. Open an FTP client and navigate to the main directory for your WordPress blog. If your Web host has you put website files in a directory called public_html and you installed the blog in a sub-directory called myblog, then here is the location of your blog in FTP:/public_html/myblog/

3. Navigate to either wp-content or wp-includes and create a new directory called languages. Find the Hebrew MO file on your computer by clicking through the file tree in the left-hand panel of your FTP client, and click and drag it into your languages folder.
4. Go back to your main WordPress directory by double-clicking the top folder that is preceded by two dots in the right-hand panel of your FTP client. Double-click wp-config.php to download the configuration file.
5. Open your configuration file in a code editor or Notepad. Look through the code for this line:define('WPLANG', '');Add 'he_IL' (minus quotes) between the empty pair of single quotes in the 'define()' function. The changed code looks like this:define('WPLANG', 'he_IL');
6. Go back to your FTP client and find your configuration file in the left-hand panel representing your computer's files. Click and drag the file back over to your server, overwriting the old version.
7. Open your Web browser and visit the wp-admin area of your website. Log into the WordPress dashboard to see it displayed in Hebrew. You can go to 'Settings' and select 'English' from the 'Site language' box to revert your website to English at any time.