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Best way around it would probably be to manually call load_textdomain() on the corresponding MO file in your theme’s functions.php.

comment form args are not translatable (customized comment form)

Is there a way to test that readme looks in other language before submitting translation?

Yes, you can test it on WPReadme website, just paste your readme.txt file conrent and click Preview button: WPReadme.

Add a string to file .pot using Poedit

Well, the way I work with Poedit is: Open Poedit Open the .pot file with Poedit Define the language of the translation Find the info you want to translate on the left collumn Place the translation on the right collumn Save the .po Compile the .mo Save both on the ‘language’ folder of the theme … Read more

A new translation folder overrides my usual translation from “nowhere”

WordPress now auto–updates translations for extensions from official repositories. This can be disabled by add_filter( ‘auto_update_translation’, ‘__return_false’ ); I would note that if simply presence of translation files breaks functionality of the site — there are likely issues with how it was implemented in first place.

Single translation for many locales

Build a translation correcter plugin

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Translation per IP location [closed]

Translatable Categories

Is there any way to use google input tool or any other language keyboard with WordPress [closed]

Use the wp-admin translations on the front end