i18n: How do I load translations for a language specified in the request?
i18n: How do I load translations for a language specified in the request?
i18n: How do I load translations for a language specified in the request?
How to show the front end in a different language? I am using the twentytwentythree theme
There’s only 2 real places a locale is defined in a vanilla WordPress install: For the site. For the user account. In the admin the user account’s locale will be used, while on the front end the site’s locale will be used. For REST API requests the user locale can be used by passing _locale=user …
.po file is loaded but changes are not appearing
Note: Revised because that ‘__FILE__’ as in dirname(plugin_basename(‘__FILE__’)), was just a typo in the post/question. But one thing you did not include in your post, is about how are you loading the Bootstrapping class, and where is the file located? Is it in a subfolder like includes, i.e. your-plugin/ includes/ class-bootstraping.php languages/ your-plugin.pot your-plugin.php (main …
adds an admin menu page with a div that React replaces, but the localization inside this React doesn’t work Actually, since you are enqueueing the same script (build/index.js), which is automatically registered by register_block_type(), then in your my_enqueue_admin_scripts() function, just do wp_enqueue_script( ‘my-block-local-editor-script’ ) to enqueue/load the script on your admin menu page. And secondly, …
Save translation file of third party plugin in a custom plugin?
There are 2 main issues in your code: As stated in my answer, the script handle format is <block name with slashes replaced with hypens>-editor-script, so because your block name is my-block/local, then the script handle is my-block-local-editor-script and not my-block-local-edit-script. The correct action name is wp_enqueue_scripts (note the “s”) and not wp_enqueue_script. However, wp_enqueue_scripts …
Website Language/Locale Switching
How to dynamically change the locale?