The shorts answer is no. The __() and _e() functions are evaluated on the server side. So by the time the page is sent tot the user, there is a plain string in the html. There is no way on the user end to access a different translation. That said, you can get around this … Read more
How can I specify the plugin language in WordPress?
You must define this filter as early as you can, before it is used anywhere. Best way to do it is to create must-use plugin. I find the concept incredibly usefull since this scripts don’t require any setup like plugins do, and can stage environment for both your plugins and theme. Also they can’t be … Read more
Update setlocale(LC_TIME, “th_TH.UTF-8”); echo strftime(“%A %d %B %Y”, strtotime(get_the_date())); Before: อาทิตย์ 03 มกราคม 2016 //$strdate = get_thai_date(); //print_r($strdate[“number”]); //preg, strstr or others. //$strdate = date_i18n(…); After: อาทิตย์ ๐๓ มกราคม ๒๐๑๖
How to deal with differently translated prepositions?
I had the same problem and in my case the reason why it didn’t work was that: I use Divi in functions.php Divi has function et_divi_maybe_change_frontend_locale and it returns ‘en_US’ by default. Just change ‘en_US’ to your language. Remember to use a child theme if you’re modyfying functions.php
Adding a different domain to existing WordPress site
How to add language tags like “” in just some certain pages?
go to /wp-admin/options-general.php and set the language that you need, after this if you see some words that not change, install a plugin LocoTranslate , with this you can see and edit any language of theme or plugin.
post_title_ml property should be used to get a raw post value, instead of post_title $title = $post->post_title_ml To translate raw value translate_text filter can be used $english_title = apply_filters(‘translate_text’, $title, ‘en’); Or qtranxf_use_language() function $english_title = qtranxf_use_language(‘en’, $title, false, true);