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Hi, and thank you for your answer.

I commented this line in my functions.php (child theme) :

// REMOVE VISUAL TAB FROM TINYMCE
add_filter( ‘user_can_richedit’ , ‘__return_false’, 50 );

And now it’s working fine again. I checked the changelog but I can’t see what could have caused this in the latest update. Anyway, I don’t really need this filter so I’ll leave it disabled for now.

Alright, I’ll do that 👍

Hi Ying,
Thanks for your answer. I’ll have a look on that. And about the implementation of a custom template ? The “normal” way seems not to work with GP, so I guess there’s a specific procedure ?

Apparently the problem comes from a conflict with another plugin or my theme, but as I don’t have time to dig any further I’ve just disabled the whole function, from line 14 window.onbeforeunload = function(e)…

Hi Stephen.

I guess all multilingual WP sites use a plugin such as WPML, Polylang or similar. Maybe there’s a solution that works for all of them? But it won’t be easy. Apart from the HTML LANG tag, I can’t see any other way to dissociate the language used by the page. Personally, I had to add a filter to add this as a class in the body (add_filter > body_class). Alternatively, with WPML I can manage multilingual display via a function containing the following:

if ( ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE === 'en' ) {
    echo = 'English text';
} else {
    echo = 'Other language goes here';
}

One approach would be to offer a drop-down list with predefined messages? In that case, po/mo files would suffice to take care of the translation (i18n). But I imagine some users would like a personalized message. Maybe leave the choice to a switch? Either a predefined and translatable list, or a personalized text.

Another option I’ve tried without success is to simply write a shortcode in the child theme’s functions.php to display the message according to the language displayed, but shortcode reading isn’t active in the text fields. But I imagine this solution is a little too technical for most users.

I don’t know, there are probably other (simpler?) solutions, but I don’t see it tbh.

Pierre