2 languages, 3 domains
2 languages, 3 domains
2 languages, 3 domains
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
Hovering over the pen icons on the right hand side will display the page title in the respective language as a tooltip.
WordPress has no ability to switch language based on URL or query string parameter. In fact it does no dynamic language switching at all. Wherever you’ve seen this working, it would have been using a plugin. You say you don’t want to use a plugin, which means you’ll have to write all the switching logic … Read more
How to add language tags like “” in just some certain pages?
WordPress theme to support single website but with 3 sections for 3 languages
So, I made a word around, which works, but may not be best practice, particularly if there are premade functions for this particular situation, which there must be. Anyway, I did a simple SQL search within the wp_multilingual_linked table for the ml_source_elementid that I wanted to have the links from. Then, as I have defined … Read more
You mentioned that you want: some of the page in other language like Spanish, Arabic and German. By “some” do you mean a few lines in one page are written in a foreign language, or that some pages of your entire website are in a foreign language? Because if your entire content is English and … Read more
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);
I’m almost sure that you can use locale_get_primary_language function for that. echo locale_get_primary_language( $item ); Maybe it’ll need some tweaking, because I’m not sure if formats will match (for example you may have to change ‘‘ to ‘‘ or change it to lower/upper-case).