localization

Your use of $current_user is a little wrong, you should include the global $current_user or assign it to a variable, or shorter and cleaner just get_current_user_id(): add_filter(‘locale’, ‘change_lang’); function change_lang( $locale ) { if( $lang = get_user_meta( get_current_user_id(), ‘user_lang’, true) ) { return $lang; } return $locale; }

Remember to have the text domain along with the render functions (echo function). It means that, they should be: esc_attr_e(“Text needing to be translated”,”your_text_domain”);<br> esc_attr_x(“Text needing to be translated”,”your_text_domain”);<br> ___(“Text needing to be translated”,”your_text_domain”);

Ok, I’v found out a way to do it with query_var. Looks like the problem was that locale was set to late in loading process. If meta field/value exists redirect to page with ?lang=lang-attribute, and then set locale based on that. function si_update_locale( $lang ) { if ( isset( $_GET[‘lang’] ) && ! empty( $_GET[‘lang’] … Read more

<a style=”color:#333;” class=”read-more” href=””>Read More</a> From the inline style and class I cannot find in WP core it seems to be custom developed. You would have to searches through the sources of your site to locate code responsible (likely theme, but might not be). PS FYI Chrome blocks access to your site with malware warning.

Make sure to load the translations using the load_theme_textdomain function, and supposed your translations is located in the library/translations folder, then you can add the code below in you functions.php file. // let’s get this party started add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, ‘translations’); function translations() { // let’s get language support going, if you need it load_theme_textdomain( ‘text_domain’, … Read more

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