How to call wordpress API to translate a post request
How to call wordpress API to translate a post request
How to call wordpress API to translate a post request
The short answer is to use the location wp-content/languages/woocommerce/ to store custom translations. See WooCommerce documentation. This location should be safe from all WordPress updates. Folders parallel to languages/plugins and languages/themes will not be modified. To your specific questions: is there a way to make whole wp-content/languages folder safe for updating? You can control automatic … Read more
Translatepress taxonomy and custom post type root FIX
There are only four files in the default text domain. I found “Add Media” in the first one. (Development). I don’t recommend generating your own template. This is an advanced tool for authors. Use one of the Korean files as a template instead. You know they’ll hold the correct source strings as long as your … Read more
Remove Home page slug in translated pages
Theme translates the_author_posts_link. How can I remove their translation?
Try copying the files to wp-content/languages/themes/[theme name]-pt_BR.mo and .po.
If you have any kind of caching enabled on a site with WordPress, IMHO, it’s probably best to use cookies instead of session variables, because with caching enabled, the user’s request for a page may not even hit the server at all — so the session var isn’t even being read. What I typically do … Read more
I managed to assign a variable to context. $context = Timber::get_context(); $context[‘search_placeholder’] = __(“Suche”,”pixel_framework”); Timber::fetch(‘test.twig’,$context); inside twig <input type=”text” id=”s” name=”s” value=”” placeholder=” {{search_placeholder}}”>
I believe this might help https://support.weglot.com/article/76-wordpress-404-error-translating, it’s exactly the same error you have. It seems to be about permalinks.