If you use the query_post function, I think you can just add the ‘lang’ parameter: $args_menu = array ( … ‘lang’ => ‘it’, … ); See : http://wp.primacom.cz/en/enplugins/how-to-display-posts-only-in-one-language-in-polylang-plugin/
Turn off custom fields syncronisation on polylang. I would also then add specific code to tell polylang to copy (not sync) the metas upon translation creation (so when you click ‘+’ it will also copy the metas, but changing the metas after this, won’t sync with other translations): add_filter(‘pll_copy_post_metas’, ‘copy_post_metas’, 10, 2); function copy_post_metas($metas, $sync){ … Read more
you can retrieve this identifier with that code : $defaultLanguage = pll_default_language(); $translations = pll_get_post_translations($post_ID); $id = $translations[$defaultLanguage];
Turns out it was my use of the language plugin (polylang)… When I call the comments it adds a language filter: ‘lang’ => $currentLang So I had to explicitly override that: get_comments(array(‘post_id’=>31, ‘lang’ => $targetLang)); I still don’t know why I was sometimes able to get the other comments without this.
post_parent returns only the child pages of the page whose ID is given as the value. post_parent (int) – use page id to return only child pages. Set to 0 to return only top-level entries To get just a specific page, rather use page_id or pagename or post__in (in conjunction with post_type=page. I would suggest … Read more
polylang + category/tag custom language link
Looking at the plugin description, this should be possible: you can use one different subdomain or domain per language You would need to activate the plugin on the main site only. It is best to test the whole thing on some testing multisite environment.
Use a plugin or try this trick: Please notice the trick may not work in the future. via wpmudev
Polylang non-default language ignores tags in WP_Query
Posts gathered from WPEMatico feeds are being mixed in different languages. Polylang is used for language separation