i have added keywords of my plugin to hi_IN.po file and generated .mo file. Finally i found text what i added is in hindi language. and in my plugin i displayed those texts with the help of function __(). ex:- __(“Read More”)
WordPress translation loading english file
If you go by that route, you might easily break any other plugin that does stuff with the post content, like custom galleries, excerpt plugins, and such. I think there is a less destructive way to achieve what you (we) want. When a post is about to be displayed, the function qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundShowAvailable is called by … Read more
I have the same problem. i’ve changed a bit, i’m no more a coder, the oembed.php file in the function get_oembed_response_data like this: /** * Retrieves the oEmbed response data for a given post. * * @since 4.4.0 * * @param WP_Post|int $post Post object or ID. * @param int $width The requested width. * … Read more
Go to general plugin’s options – /wp-admin/options-general.php?page=qtranslate-x#general and in section “URL Modification Mode” choose “Pre-Path Mode” and then also check “Hide URL language information for default language” – like this:
Multilingual XML sitemaps when using qTranslate-X
Since .po files are full text, you could first compare the files to see if the differences between the files occur at a specific place (is the addition only located at the end?), are the same keys used for different values?, … to ensure that no data is being lost. To that purpose you could … Read more
custom post type WYSIWG removes paragraphs when displayed
I built a solution that dont depends on that permalink structure, you can find follow the changes at this qtranslate slug 0.5 fix
I have used qTransalte a lot of times… i some cases i have used this kinda of code for widgets and special elements in the design such as the logo / images $bloginfo = get_bloginfo( ‘language’ ); if ($bloginfo == ‘he-IL’) { // hebrew sidebar here } else { // English sidebar here } . … Read more