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?
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?
Is there a function which can be used to get the themes text-domain?
Is this the correct way to translate a sting of text?
I am trying to add a custom string to translate in wpml, but when I use the _e(…) the content jumps outside of container
Is there a way to change the text of the publish button on a custom post type to say some different? For example, Save instead of Publish. And also remove the draft button?
For a single site wordpress, the language must be set from wp-config.php‘s WPLANG, but is it possible to set from my plugin which override the default value?
WordPress is set to Dutch language. When I use get_the_archive_title() my theme correctly outputs “Categorie: Category-name” on a category archive page. However I’d like that to read “Sectie: Category-name”.
As the title says: How would you translate…
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
I am working on a theme and I want to make it available for translating. I have not been including a text domain on translated text because I don’t know what the text domain is going to be yet. I figured, until I can come up with a name for my theme I should just use a function to output my text domain name instead of hard coding it on translated text.