How can i localized html or php source code from wordpress [closed]

<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.

How to translate theme content using site language?

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

Loading custom language file for plugin

If you will use the translation only in back end, then load the translation file on the hook admin_init. If not, also on front end, then use the hook init. A example: class Fb_Example_Class { /** * Constructor, init the functions inside WP * * @return \Fb_Example_Class */ private function __construct() { // load translation … Read more

Localized version offers upgrade to en-us version

(Answering my own question) It is now 1 week after posting my question. I just revisited the dashboard. There are now two updates available: WordPress 4.3.1–nl_NL and WordPress 4.3.1–en_US. So it looks as if the localized update takes some more time to prepare. I will not click anything right now, assuming that the update will … Read more

Can any users change locale language?

You don’t need to work on any .mo files for allowing your users to switch between language. Loco translate plugin comes with this features. So what you need to do is to follow the steps below :- Navigate to Loco Translate menu Find and select plugin / theme you want to translate Create template file … Read more