You could create one post with each language variation wrapped in a custom tag. You would need to create a parser then to extract the language you require but it would avoid creating redundant posts like you wished. For example the post content would be: <eb>This is my post<en><de>Das ist mein Beitrag<de> I currently use … Read more
How to display translated content with custom slug?
How to translate widget titles in 2021 theme?
I got it. With help from this answer: get all posts ID from a category $post_type_ids = get_posts(array( ‘numberposts’ => -1, // get all posts. ‘post_type’ => ‘texto’, ‘fields’ => ‘ids’, // Only get post IDs ));
This answer and question turns out to be polylang specific – the answer is a settings in the plugin: Settings > Languages > Settings Unchecking this option stops polylang looking for a translation specific version of the embedded media – in this case the
You can use the display_names_as parameter when calling pll_the_languages(). I tried it on an installation with English and French languages and it returned me en and fr respectively. <?php pll_the_languages( array( ‘display_names_as’ => ‘slug’ ) );?> You can find the function reference for the Polylang plugin on this page.
It seems that you’re adding translatable strings with text domain “custom-strings” but loading a text domain “Divi” in load_child_theme_textdomain. Needs to be the same Don’t use the same text domain as your parent theme. If your parent theme is Divi, use divi-child (it should match your child theme slug). In your child theme’s style.css, define … Read more
In polylang you can use the function pll_get_post($postID) to get the id of the translated page like this: <?php echo get_the_title(pll_get_post(52)); ?> I’d be glad if you rate my answer if it was useful.
WP/WooCommerce multisite with polylang, product duplication between websites [closed]
Solution given by filter author : add_filter( ‘pll_hide_archive_translation_url’, ‘__return_false’ );