Translations does not work with .pot file
I’ve created a theme at underscores.me and it seems it is multi-language ready.
I’ve created a theme at underscores.me and it seems it is multi-language ready.
With <?php _e('Save Changes') ?>, I know the phrase, “Save Changes” can be translated automatically if the user’s locale is set to a different language. I’d like to know if there is a list of those already translated WordPress default messages.
I usually store language files in /languages folder that is located in theme folder and it’s also recommended location by WordPress as well. However, it still doesn’t look like the best solution because files will be overwritten after theme updates.
I have a multisite wordpress with multiple localized sites (es_ES, de_DE, it_IT).
I want improve page speed by caching wordpress translation file.
What is difference between _e() and __() functions for the translation? In what cases e() and __ ()should be used?
I’ve got a working piece of javascript that contains an object literal.
But I need to localize it, and I’m ytrying to figure out how to rewrite it so that I can get wp_localize_script() to accet it, and output the correct format.
I’m actually using the qTranslate plugin to translate my website. It works really well with everything except one thing. the titles of my sidebar widgets.
I have date format and would like to translate to another language with date_i18n function how can I integrate with get_post_time here is my code :
Maybe I’m missing something here but I really can’t find any answer to my question around the web.
I’m trying to figure out how to create a translation for a post using the internal WPML API (inc/wpml-api.php)