If you don’t provide any textdomain, WordPress translated strings are used. If you use, for example, __( ‘Add New Tag’ );, the translation from WordPress core will be used because ‘Add New Tag’ exists in WordPress. Your problem is that your are defining labels that don’t exist in WordPress core, so they are not included … Read more
polylang stores translation in a taxinomy but it’s better to access them with the polylang object like that : // test if the plugin polylang is present if (isset($GLOBALS[“polylang”])) { $translations = $GLOBALS[“polylang”]->model->post->get_translations($post->ID); // $translations contains an array with all translations of the post } all translations are interconnected then there is no parent translation. … Read more
The % character is a special character in the gettext translation functions. To escape the % character to use it in a string, change it to %%. If you weren’t using the __() translation functions, then a single % character would give you the number of comments. However, when you are using the translation functions, … Read more
You should move the po- and mo-file with the translation of your plugin outside your plugin’s directory. Whenever you update your plugin, your plugin files are replaced causing any file that is not part of the default plugin package to be deleted. (If you are translating your own plugin, you could as well add the … Read more
check this link: https://wiesmann.codiferes.net/wordpress/?p=25829 for translater your themes add Xili… Plugins that is multilanguages plugin. in there you can make po. file in Languages folder in themes folder, and translater it to any languages you want. good luck
Use Loco translate plugin it is great and change theme name. https://wordpress.org/plugins/loco-translate/
How does WordPress choose which translation file to use?
Gutenberg not all editor text translated
You can make changes to the translation, yes, but it’s not as simple as editing the text inside the fi.po file (or any PO file, for that matter). That’s because WordPress actually uses another file, with an .MO extension, to render the translations. That extension is not meant to be read by humans, so you … Read more
Try the following. This is given that the original page url has a .html in it (contact.html and info.html) <li><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/87146/<?php if (false !== strpos(strtolower($_SERVER[“REQUEST_URI’]), ‘.html’)) { $uri = str_replace(‘.html’, ‘-ar.html’, strtolower($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’])); } else { $uri = ”; } echo home_url($uri); ?>”>arabic</a></li>