Search Results for 'language'

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#83373

Hey,
1. you can turn off reviews as part of the product options (click on the advnaced tab in each product) or as part of the woocommerce options for the whole site.
In terms of adding a sizing cart you can do that in one of the custom tab options.

As for changing the size of fonts you may want to take a look at this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/tinymce-advanced/

It gives you a size option so you can change in the box yourself rather then having to use custom css.

2. You can’t make the “related products” a different set of products but you can add cross sells and linked products in each product options. See here: https://docs.woothemes.com/document/related-products-up-sells-and-cross-sells/

You can change the text in the theme options > language settings.

3.1 theme options > menu settings. You can change the dropdown colors.

3.2 It’s not supposed to, they are set differently but you can use this css:

#nav-second .sf-menu ul {
    width:100% !important;
}

3.3 You have added this: http://gymbrawl.com/product_cat=street-wear-men

and it should be this: http://gymbrawl.com/?product_cat=street-wear-men

4. Looks like you set the primary color to black.. you can override with this css:

.footernav ul li a:hover {
    color: white;
}

5. See here: https://www.themepunch.com/revslider-doc/slide-layers/#layer-video

You just need to edit the video layer.

6. You would need a plugin like WPML or Polylang. That also assumes you would be translating everything.

7. Hmm, This isn’t really something you can just have, that order isn’t how it’s designed so the only real way to do this would be to use a child theme and change the topbar template. Its more then css. Are you familiar with writing code?

Just in terms of the search, You have added this css:

.col-md-6.col-sm-6.kad-topbar-left {
    width: 100%;
}

You need to remove that. and the search will be back in line.

Ben

[Claus]

Claus

#82958

I can´t translate with the plugin. It have automatically changed few things after installation, such as translated “not rated” into deutsch, but the changes that I make myself dont show up?
So I want to change everything within the WooCommerce, so I go to link 1
Then I found the words and sentences i wanted to translate. In this case I want to change “proceed to checkout”. link 2. When im done translating i hit the “save” button, set the site language to German in general options, open window in a new tab and nothing is change, link 3

[Claus]

Claus

#82914

After i’ve set the site language to German few things have changed, such as “sales” has been translated into angebote link1, but there are many places where it remains in englishlink2. Its very important for me to make it ALL in Deutsch

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#82896

Hey,
1. You would need to change the language strings you can do that through a plugin like this: https://wordpress.org/plugins/loco-translate/

2. You can use this css:

#comments > h3 {
    display: none;
}

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#82881

1. You can also edit on the theme options > language settings. There you can change things like “description” and “additional information”

2. You would have to do a system like this, where you add in your own points:
http://jsfiddle.net/GuzCm/1/

6. You would need to edit how woocommerce outputs weight in the tab. You can hide the weight with a function like this

add_filter( 'wc_product_enable_dimensions_display', '__return_false' );

Ben

[Hannah]

Hannah

#82827

Hey Claus,
As Ben said you can set your site language to German from Settings > General then you should see Deutsche in the Site Language dropdown.
You can search your name to find all the topics you have posted in.

Hannah

[Claus]

Claus

#82727

Okay great, thanks!

What i mean is, that the revolution slider disapears. Its a full screen slider on my front page, and when i tried to make a new slider above the footer the revolution slider goes away. But i will try to look on the webpage Hannah send me, it might be helpful.

You said that wordpress will give me the option to download the german language files for wordpress, but i can’t find it. Where to find it?
Is there anywhere on the site where i can see all my topics? just so i can keep track on the notes and look back without browsing the general forums?

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#82676

Hey,
1. When you build a slider using the revolution, Kadence or cyclone slider you are given a “shortcode” that you can place into any page content area and it will show that slider.

Please can you give me more details as to what you mean with the slider deactivating?

2. If your wanting a german site then you need to first set the language in your settings > general to german. Once you do then wordpress will give you the option to download the german language files for wordpress and it will start looking for the german language files for the theme.

You can edit the language files all you want using a plugin like this: https://wordpress.org/plugins/loco-translate/

Do no go an make a new installation of wordpress, yes that would indeed start you all over.

Ben

[Hannah]

Hannah

#82657

Hey Claus,
You can find out more about sliders here- https://www.kadencewp.com/slider-comparisons/
You can change the words for the phrases above from Theme Options > Language Settings.

Hannah

[Claus]

Claus

#82626

And is it possible to change the main language on the website? I want EVERYTHING to be in German, and now big parts are in english, like “search”, “add to basket”, “additional information”, “Review” etc.
Will it delete my previous work if I go to my webhotel and make a new installation of 1-press wordclick in another language?

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#82504

in the polylang settings are you using “The language is set from the directory name in pretty permalinks” for the permalink settings?
Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#82437

Up to this point I’ve used the german po file that has been sent in, started with one users and others have contributed. none have said the whole translation was crap and made it sound like they were using it so I haven’t been aware that I would need to pull from anywhere else.

I would suggest if your wanting to use the free strings to start with just add that po file to your site using the wp-content/languages folder.

I’m not too worried about an email based because for translations once the main front strings are translated there isn’t much that gets added on a theme update basis that shows in the front end of the site. So for users it’s mostly about updating infrequently and thats just sending along an updated po file. This is where loco translate comes in handy.

If you need more control then that, where you would want to make changes on a regular basis and update the language files you should really consider using your own translation for control.

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#82426

Theme options > language settings.
Ben

[yari]

yari

#82373

Hi Ben,
we have finally resolved our issue with Woocommerce and Polylang. The problem was on Page Builder by SiteOrigin plugin together with the absence of some translation for the shop pages for different languages with respect to the main language. The main language does not work without the other languages pages, very strange. I already informed the developers of Polylang, Polylang and Woocommerce integration plugin about of this in order to correct this compatibility issue.

Now the final problem is related only to Polylang. As we said to you in one of the previous post, we setup http://tuscanini.audio/tuscanini as WordPress Address (URL) and http://tuscanini.audio as Site Address (URL), without Polylang plugin all works well while with Polylang plugin active our main page changes from http://tuscanini.audio to http://tuscanini.audio/en/audiophile-craftmanship/.

[Nadine]

Nadine

#82366

Hi Ben,

regarding 1.:
I see two option, but none is very attractive for you I admit:
a) There is transifex, but pricing is high. I do not think this is an option for you… https://www.transifex.com/pricing/ An
b) Self-deployed GlotPress with https://de.wordpress.org/plugins/glotpress/ That is, you could have a site like translate.kadencthemes.com. But GlotPress looks not very stable yet and there would be hosting/maintenance costs on your side.

regarding 2.:
Maybe you could remove the # @ woocommerce strings/datasets from the *.po files before running msgfmt to create the *.mo files? Just use sed or a perl oneline to replace this strings beforehand. (let me know, if you need help here: I could send you a working command or just https://www.google.de/#q=sed+perl+replace+multiline+string).

Instead of using sed or perl oneliner: You could also use msgcat with its --use-first option: That is something like msgcat --use-first woocommerce/de_DE.po virtue/de_DE.po | msgfmt -o virtue/de_DE.mo -

There are 123 strings overriding woocommerce, getting rid of these would already help:
$ grep "# @ woocommerce" themes/virtue_premium/languages/de_DE.po | wc -l

BTW, there are even other plugins whose translations get overridden:

$ grep "# @ " themes/virtue_premium/languages/de_DE.po  | grep -v virtue | sort | uniq
# @ cmb
# @ default
# @ domain
# @ redux-framework
# @ rwtm
# @ virute
# @ woocommerce

I guess the virute is a typo in the php source code you might want to fix.

3. Do you already base Virtue Premium translations on what’s done on https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-themes/virtue/ ? (even if its “just” 550 of 1400) Then I might start contributing there. I just do not want to help out there, if this does not get into the Virtue Premium plugin that I’ll eventually use.

[Kim]

Kim

#82359

Hi Ben (and team!),

I would like to translate “Previous post” and “next post” to Dutch. It is not visible in ‘theme options -> language settings’ and it is also not visible in the localizing plugin in the pinnacle premium template (when searching for the words).

Could you let me know how and where I can change this?
Thanks!
Kim

[Kim]

Kim

#82359

Hi Ben (and team!),

I would like to translate “Previous post” and “next post” to Dutch. It is not visible in ‘theme options -> language settings’ and it is also not visible in the localizing plugin in the pinnacle premium template (when searching for the words).

Could you let me know how and where I can change this?
Thanks!
Kim

[yari]

yari

#82334

Hi Ben,
I’m sorry but it seems that we are not understanding each other. Without Polylang plugin all works well, we setup http://tuscanini.audio/tuscanini as WordPress Address (URL) and http://tuscanini.audio as Site Address (URL). According to WordPress documentation this is ok.

We have already translated the home page in several languages and it works well even with Polylang plugin. The problem is only related to Woocommerce product page. So maybe it is related to WooCommerce Polylang Integration plugin. I will check on the plugin maintainer webpage.

[Nadine]

Nadine

#82185

Dear Ben,

I am a big fan of your themes!

I noticed this several times, there are various issues with the translation – and translations is what a user actually sees. Poor translation strings make a poor website 🙁

Let me describe current state first, and then propose a solution:

1. in German WordPress and WooCommerce have 2 forms of German translation: 1) de (default) which is informal and 2) de (formal) as alternativ. 90 % will stick with the default which is the informal version. OTOH, virtue premium uses only formal German. For virtue: Please either ditch the formal translation and just provide de (default/informal) or provide both. Formal German has complete different style/grammar than infomal, it looks extremely wierd to have Virtue in different style than WP and WC strings.

2. The translations of virtue in German is extremely poor. For example WooCommerce translates “You may also like…” by default to “Das könnte dir auch gefallen…” which is absolutely perfect German! But virtue overrides this in virtue_premium/languages/de_DE.po to

7602 # @ woocommerce
7603 #: ../woocommerce/single-product/up-sells.php:43
7604 msgid "You may also like…"
7605 msgstr "Vielleicht mögen Sie auch"

which is formal German, which is missing the “…”, which is improper stupid word-by-word translation. Why is Virtue Premium overriding this in the first place?

Let me propose the following:

Please base Virtue Premium translations on *Login to see link (I guess you cannot use the Virtue Premium there as well):
This will make sure that at least 95 % of all strings get proper community based translation of good quality. If quality is not good, its easy to fix. Reuse this in the Premium Theme and only let the mising 5% that is not in Freemium version be translated by some external – but maybe also find a better German translator.

[Nadine]

Nadine

#82185

Dear Ben,

I am a big fan of your themes!

I noticed this several times, there are various issues with the translation – and translations is what a user actually sees. Poor translation strings make a poor website 🙁

Let me describe current state first, and then propose a solution:

1. in German WordPress and WooCommerce have 2 forms of German translation: 1) de (default) which is informal and 2) de (formal) as alternativ. 90 % will stick with the default which is the informal version. OTOH, virtue premium uses only formal German. For virtue: Please either ditch the formal translation and just provide de (default/informal) or provide both. Formal German has complete different style/grammar than infomal, it looks extremely wierd to have Virtue in different style than WP and WC strings.

2. The translations of virtue in German is extremely poor. For example WooCommerce translates “You may also like…” by default to “Das könnte dir auch gefallen…” which is absolutely perfect German! But virtue overrides this in virtue_premium/languages/de_DE.po to

7602 # @ woocommerce
7603 #: ../woocommerce/single-product/up-sells.php:43
7604 msgid "You may also like…"
7605 msgstr "Vielleicht mögen Sie auch"

which is formal German, which is missing the “…”, which is improper stupid word-by-word translation. Why is Virtue Premium overriding this in the first place?

Let me propose the following:

Please base Virtue Premium translations on *Login to see link (I guess you cannot use the Virtue Premium there as well):
This will make sure that at least 95 % of all strings get proper community based translation of good quality. If quality is not good, its easy to fix. Reuse this in the Premium Theme and only let the mising 5% that is not in Freemium version be translated by some external – but maybe also find a better German translator.

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#82136

Your not going to see pages working if you haven’t made them yet?

What do you mean it’s the default url? Your home page should be the domain name?

I don’t have any experience with language translation services, sorry.

[yari]

yari

#81992

Hi Ben,
of course we are the first that want to solve the problem. Thank you for your support.
I tried to disable the Polylang plugin together with WooCommerce Polylang Integration plugin and all the links worked perfectly. The home page became tuscanini.audio without language suffix. This worked well even with PageBuilder plugin active.
The point is that I want to use Polylang plugin or something similar that is free (I cannot use WPML).
I activated again both Polylang and WooCommerce Polylang Integration plugins and I tried all possible combinations under Settings->URL modifications. With the current configuration:
“The language is set from the directory name in pretty permalinks
Remove /language/ in pretty permalinks
The front page url contains the language code instead of the page name or page id”
at least the home page is correctly located at http://tuscanini.audio/en/ while the shop pages are still unreachable. How can I solve this?
Moreover, why my default home URL is http://tuscanini.audio/en/audiophile-craftmanship/ and not http://tuscanini.audio/en/? Why have I to check “The front page url contains the language code instead of the page name or page id” in order to have the correct URL? This happens only when Polylang plugin is active.