Link menu item with URL = #, Link Text = Global and add CSS Classes = gtranslate-parent to the newly created menu item. After that you can configure GTranslate and set Widget look = (Flags with language name/Flags with language code/Language names/Language codes) and it will appear as a dropdown when you hover on the … Read more
Your problem might be coming from the font of the theme. Try using a different font on your site.
… (3 dots) is not the same thing as .. (two dots), but a normal directory, which, as Poedit correctly tells you, doesn’t exist on your computer. Here’s how you should fix it: Update your copy of Poedit to a non-ancient one (≥1.8). Drag the paths that you want to extract from to the list. … Read more
I’m not sure about plugins that would do that, but I can definitely recommend this software: https://poedit.net/ It won’t translate automatically every phrase, but it suggests pretty accurate string translations. The pro version also has the option to retrieve all translation ready strings from a theme or plugin. It lets you to easily update and … Read more
This is “normal” in WordPress 5 as this is what the new wp_set_script_translations function is for. The function tells WordPress to associate a JSON file containing translations with a specific script that will make use of them. It makes use of them as you see, by embedding the translations as JavaScript objects. You say this … Read more
You can use the global $wp_locale to get the month translated in each language. You just need to get the month number (01 to 12) from the Acf field. You have the functions in the WP_Locale class get_month() and get_month_abbrev() global $wp_locale; $month = $wp_locale->get_month(04); // Output april in english $month_abbrev = $wp_locale->get_month_abbrev($month); // Output … Read more
It is better to use gettext calls, according to WPML Guidelines.
I found the answer: load_textdomain( ‘site-map’, TEMPLATEPATH.’/partials/languages’ ); … gives the path of the folder containing the .mo file. but the path of every individual mo file should be used in its own load_textdomain instruction : load_textdomain(‘site-map’, TEMPLATEPATH.’/partials/languages/site-map-fr_FR.mo’); load_textdomain(‘site-map’, TEMPLATEPATH.’/partials/languages/site-map-en_US.mo’); load_textdomain(‘site-map’, TEMPLATEPATH.’/partials/languages/site-map-es_ES.mo’); load_textdomain(‘site-map’, TEMPLATEPATH.’/partials/languages/site-map-ru_RU.mo’); load_textdomain(‘site-map’, TEMPLATEPATH.’/partials/languages/site-map-de_DE.mo’); Shame on me it is a very obvious and … Read more
in poeditor go to file->preferences->extractors->javascript->edit and change language JavaScript to php
I’m not sure, but if I understand correctly you should create a second menu which is only visible on your Spanish language page. if (is_page($english_page_id)) { wp_nav_menu( array(‘menu’=>$english_menu) ); } if (is_page($spanish_page_id)) { wp_nav_menu( array(‘menu’=>$spanish_menu) ) } is_page() wp_nav_menu()