Themes should always have only one textdomain – most of the localization tools base on that assumption, so if you put multiple textdomains in the same theme, you make localizing it much harder. As for wordpress.org… It is clearly stated that: Themes that are hosted on WordPress.org the text domain must match the slug of … Read more
The “%s” will be replaced by strings translated in the WordPress Core “default” text domain. e.g. “%s mins”, “%s hours”, etc.. Find these in your core translation files and translate them too.
How to avoid override string by child theme mo files when the string is empty?
Polylang post_translations key [closed]
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
Welcome! In order to change the site language, navigate to Admin dashboard-> Settings-> General and change Site Language setting.
I found wp cli based solution. These below commands are useful for update translate files for core, themes and plugins: wp language core update wp language theme update –all wp language plugin update –all To schedule these commands, insert this line in crontab: 30 0 * * * wp language core update ; wp language … Read more
How to Translate a string of an array inside a class?
Thank @Sally CJ I made the solution : main code global $sitepress_settings; //Insert post with main lang $post = $binding_main_cpt[‘post’]; $default_language = $sitepress_settings[‘default_language’]; $main_post = $post[$default_language]; $postInformation = [ ‘post_title’ => wp_strip_all_tags(trim($main_post[‘post_title’] ) ), ‘post_content’ => $main_post[‘post_content’], ‘post_type’ => $main_post_type, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’ ]; $master_post_id = wp_insert_post($postInformation); echo sprintf( “insert post %d”, $master_post_id ); foreach($sitepress_settings[‘active_languages’] … Read more
One easy solution, if you want the frontend to be a different language than the backend, is to change the site language under Settings > General (Spanish for example) and then change your user account’s language by going to Users > Your Profile and changing the Language setting to English. In addition, you can add … Read more