Issue with translation – Gutenberg
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localization
how to unlocalize theme/plugin?
I have theme with this code in one php file :
jQuery Datepicker displays wrong language until interection with the calendar
In a totally custom page, written as a PHP snippet using Woody Snippets plugin, I need to use a jQuery datepicker to select a date.
Language string not detecting used within the function
I am using Mpdf lib to generate PDF for the plugin I am developing. The PDF has much more tabular data that require localization.
Is hint for translator compulsory while internationalizing a string containing variables?
I am following this official guide to internationalise my plugin. But I am confused if the hints are must required incase of variables inside string?
Multisite: How to get a list of installed languages
In a network install there is a language setting which will let the super admin user install a language from a list of available languages.
Enqueue Stylesheets After Theme’s “rtl.css”
I am currently developing a theme with internationalization support, and would like to load stylesheets after my theme’s rtl.css (an alternative style.css loaded for languages with a right-to-left reading order).
Can I leave off plugin textdomain for terms used in core?
I’ve got a plugin that puts post statuses into post type admin menus. I’m in the middle of internationalizing it, and I’m wondering how to handle this situation.
Theme localization of “slugs” (custom post types, taxonomies)
in my theme I want to define a series of custom post types and custom taxonomies, each one having its own customized slug; the base language of my theme is english, therefore the slugs will be in English language
How to get a translated string from a language other than the current one?
I was wandering… All the translation functions (__(), _e(), _x() and so on) use the current/active language. Is there a way to get a translation from another language than the current one? For example, I’m on a French page and I want and english translation: how to?