HTML Elements in my WP Plugin being generated in JS. Security and Translated Text Question about this method being used
HTML Elements in my WP Plugin being generated in JS. Security and Translated Text Question about this method being used
HTML Elements in my WP Plugin being generated in JS. Security and Translated Text Question about this method being used
Is there a way to load translations from .PO and .MO files for Customizer strings?
I found the problem. I needed to add -perso-chacha-bases-block-editor after fr_FR in the json filename. I found out this solution here: Gutenberg translation is not working Big thank you!
How can I change a translation for a string in a plugin?
I read one place that if you are using __(), and e() throughout, you do not need a plugin like WPML. This is not accurate. Those functions and WPML are for two different things. With a WordPress site you have two kinds of text that might need to be translated: Content. That is any text … Read more
If discussed plugin already uses load_plugin_textdomain() function to load its translations, usually it is enough to place <plugin_name>-<locale_code>.mo file to the wp-content/languages/plugins directory. If it doesn’t (or you can’t do it for some reason), you can use init hook to load its translation via your functions.php. Here is an example from one of my child … Read more
Hello Dolly is a specific edge case, it does not translate itself. Rather it’s considered a part of the WordPress codebase, and has a translated title in the WP core language files. Instead, to have a plugin name translated, you need a language file that maps to the textdomain specified in your plugin, that contains … Read more
Translations not working on Safari
Translations not appended even strings are edited
Translation working on staging site, not on live one