DW Focus theme:
1. Where do I find the words “Authors” and “Search” to translate? They are not in the .po file.
2. Month names appear in English, though I am using a Portuguese version of WD.
1. To translate the “Search” word , you can open the searchform.php file in the folder path “wp-content\themes\dw-focus”.
and to translate the “author” you can open the functions.php file in the folder path “wp-content\themes\dw-focus”. Find the line 450.
2. To translate the Date, you can open the functions.php file in the folder path “wp-content\themes\dw-focus”. Find the line 287 to line 333.
Hope this helps !
Hi Glauner and Dominic, I think these strings should be available for translation in the .po file. Dominic, what do you think?
I’m running a multilanguage site, so I’m implementing this way:
1. In searchform.php I used get_locale() function to set a different String for the search box:
$search_label = ‘Search’;
$my_locale = get_locale();
if(substr($my_locale, 0, 2 ) === “pt”){
$search_label = ‘Pesquisar’;
}
and then using the $search_label in the placeholder=”<?php esc_attr_e($search_label . ‘ …’, ‘dw_focus’ ); ?>
2. I couldn’t resolve the issue with Dominic clue. I can’t find from where the “August” string is coming for the trending news widget and menus… maybe from wp core… the workaround I did: as I’m using polylang, just configured a different mask/format for the dates: Y.m.d (ex:2014.08.12)… hehe
Hope this helps. Best regards, Daniel
Awesome ! Thanks for your help Daniel.
Same approach for the “View all” label that is hardcoded in \wp-content\themes\dw_focus_1.0.9\inc\mega-menu.php
“Site index” in footer.php
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replied 9 years ago
Not WD, but WP.
replied 9 years ago
The word “ago” also fails to be translated through the .po file
replied 9 years ago
To change locale.php is not effective.