_x( ‘Categories’, ‘taxonomy general name’ ) does it make taxonomy general name a text domain? wont it resulting in multiple translation? That taxonomy general name is the gettext or translation context used in the POT file. The text domain is the third parameter, which defaults to default. From the Codex: Sometimes a single term is … Read more
Actually my mistake, I was overriding the translation of the parent theme using it’s text domain for child theme, while I should have defined a different text domain for child theme and load both domains into child theme’s functions.php like this: add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘mr_load_textdomain’ ); function mr_load_textdomain(){ //for child load_theme_textdomain (MR_DOMAIN,get_stylesheet_directory().’/languages’); //for parent load_theme_textdomain (ET_DOMAIN,get_template_directory().’/lang’); … Read more
its because there was different domain! I added another load_theme_textdomain and it works now. function my_lang_function() { load_theme_textdomain( “Divi”, get_stylesheet_directory() . “/lang” ); load_theme_textdomain( “et_builder”, get_stylesheet_directory() . “/lang/builder” ); } add_action( “after_setup_theme”, “my_lang_function” ); its my code in function.php of child-theme. is anything wrong with this code?
Changing category base prefix is quite simple in WordPress. You need to visit Settings » Permalinks page and scroll down to the ‘Optional’ section.
Your error is here The path to your bundled translations resolve to a languages folder inside the includes folder, which is one level down from where it actually is. Try it with an extra dirname and you will target it correctly: dirname( dirname( plugin_basename( __FILE__ ) ) ) . ‘/languages/’ Or to be a bit … Read more
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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);
You have a UTF-8 encoding issue. You are seeing single, unprintable bytes. That suggests the data is either stored in a single byte character set, or something is converting it from UTF-8 to a single byte character set. Regarding PO files (actually MO files are what WordPress reads). These need to be UTF-8 encoded. You … Read more
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Because the translate function __() worked fine, I suspected printf() was the culprit. Turns out sprintf() is what I needed! printf() arguments work differently