Promena jezika u WP

### 1. **Change the Site Language in WordPress Settings**
– Go to your WordPress dashboard.
– Navigate to **Settings** > **General**.
– Look for the **Site Language** option.
– Select **English (United States)** or your preferred language from the dropdown.
– Click **Save Changes**.

### 2. **Change the User Language (For Admin Only)**
Each user in WordPress can select their preferred admin language. To change it for yourself:
– Go to **Users** > **Profile**.
– Find the **Language** section.
– Select **English (United States)** or your desired language.
– Click **Update Profile**.

### 3. **Ensure the Correct Language Files**
If the language still doesn't update:
– Check that the English language files are installed. You can verify this by going to **Dashboard** > **Updates** and clicking **Reinstall WordPress**.

### 4. **Force the Admin Language in `wp-config.php`**
If the above steps don’t work or if you want to enforce English across all admin users, you can edit your `wp-config.php` file:
1. Open the `wp-config.php` file in the root directory of your WordPress installation.
2. Add or edit the following line:

define('WPLANG', 'en_US');

3. Save the file and refresh your WordPress admin.

### 5. **Clear Cache**
After making these changes, clear your browser cache and any caching plugins to ensure the changes take effect.

These steps should help ensure your WordPress admin is displayed in English or your desired language.