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  • Plugin Author Lee Willis

    (@leewillis77)

    I can’t offer support for finding original strings or the settings you need to enter to translate a specific piece of text in a plugin or theme you’re using.

    You’ll need to find the original string in the plugin or theme code. You can check the FAQ (https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/say-what/faq/) or this article (http://plugins.leewillis.co.uk/doc_post/replacing-wordpress-strings-context/) for some examples of what you’re looking for.

    Alternatively, the Pro version of the plugin provides a String Discovery mode which means you can search for strings on your site via autocomplete suggestions.

    https://plugins.leewillis.co.uk/downloads/say-what-pro/

    Thread Starter angeloarlotta

    (@angeloarlotta)

    Hi @leewillis77 this is part of woocommerce plugin and in the links you shared I can’t understand how to translate this specific case, place that with this plugin I could achieve that.

    In the first case the text is inside a p tag with a simple symbol “Order #”, inside a woocommerce-notices-wrapper that is not visible into the php woocommerce pages.

    In the second case the text is part of a td tag ” for -number- items”. Also here I can’t find visible strings into the woocommerce pages.

    How can I understand if these strings are marked for translation or if I’m only wasting time?

    Thread Starter angeloarlotta

    (@angeloarlotta)

    if could help anyone…

    First case:
    Order #%1$s was placed on %2$s and is currently %3$s.

    Second case:
    %1$s for %2$s items
    %1$s per %2$s servizi

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