Hi,
Thank you for the feedback!
I am not sure where is the button text and message coming from. Could you please share the site link (where I can see the problem)? And also let me know how did you add the search form, I mean did you use widget, shortcode or PHP?
Thanks
Hello,
The site is still local. The search form was placed via the shortcode provided by the plugin. Before it was integrated via a widget on elementor but it no longer worked and it is from there that my translations were lost.
Also I just saw a problem. I created a custom post type. By making the settings, the search for posts linked to this custom post works well when I am logged in as an administrator. By setting up the site as a user without being connected to the backoffice, the search cannot find my posts linked to my custom post
Hi,
Thanks for the info. When using shortcode then button title can be defined or can be omitted. When defined you need to translate the shortcode attribute, in case of Loco Translate I am not sure if this is possible I just know about WPML that it is possible.
When omitted then default WordPress string is used and that is already translated by WordPress itself. You can see here the string location https://github.com/5um17/wp-extended-search/blob/master/includes/class-wpes-search-form.php#L31
I would suggest you to contact the translation plugin author they can guide you better.
About the second issue, please make sure the posts you have registered can be accessed publicly i.e. when no user is logged-in.
Also, if posts are private then can be seen only when user is logged-in.
Please let me know if you can access the post type archive when not logged-in? You can check it here on this URL http://localhost/?post_type=your-post-type-slug
Thanks
Thank you that answers my question
