Kristiyan Mitev
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Hey, I also encountered this error and I think there’s a bug in
class-wp-seo-image-utils.php. Specifically the functionget_absolute_path. I don’t have enough time right now to dig further into the problem, but it seems that the function doesn not return the correct absolute path for a given path to an uploaded image.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [No Category Base (WPML)] No /category/ even with plugin disabledJust go in
Settings -> Permalinksand click save changes without changing anything to flush the rewrite rules and you should be all set.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Multilang - Translation and Multilingual Plugin] Widget translationThanks a bunch, mate! This issue is now resolved. Also I’d like to point out that custom fields translation with JSON at the root of the theme is awesome!
Thank you again for your support!Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Multilang - Translation and Multilingual Plugin] Widget translationThank you, dude. You rock!
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In reply to: [WP Multilang - Translation and Multilingual Plugin] Widget translationIt’s still not working for me. I am using Custom HTML widget. Although the title of the widget translates properly after the plugin update, the HTML contents stay the same for both languages when i try to save the widget. Just to be clear I am using the latest versions of WP and your plugin.
Thank you very much for looking into this!Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Multilang - Translation and Multilingual Plugin] Widget translationMy issue is with the theme Square by hashthemes ( https://hashthemes.com/wordpress-theme/square/ ) but I don’t think it’s a theme related problem.
I solved the problem (kinda) by using the inline syntax ( [:en]english text[:lang_code]other language text ) but it’s not ideal because every time i need to make changes to the widget i have to type the same code over and over. It can get quite annoying.
So… I thought I didn’t read the documentation and there wasn’t an issue but now it’s clear that’s not the case and I’m marking this thread as not resolved again.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Multilang - Translation and Multilingual Plugin] Widget translationOkay, thank you for your time.
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In reply to: [WP Multilang - Translation and Multilingual Plugin] Widget translationOkay, so… I’m using Bulgarian and English. When I input the values for the title (say for a search widget) in both English and Bulgarian, when I save the widget i get only the last input for both of the languages. This is the same for all widgets. Here are some screenshots.
en: https://imgur.com/u1QsQRP
bg: https://imgur.com/bQEliy2About inline translation I mean something like in qtranslate-x. Here’s a quote from their page – https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/qtranslate-x/
In-line syntax ‘[:en]English Text[:de]Deutsch[:]‘ or ‘<!–:en–>English Text<!–:–><!–:de–>Deutsch<!–:–>‘ for theme-custom fields gets them translated – See FAQ for more information.
Language tag encoding allows strings like this ‘[:en]English Text[:]<html-language-neutral-code>[:de]Deutsch[:]<another-html-language-neutral-code>‘, with language-neutral text embedded.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Multilang - Translation and Multilingual Plugin] Widget translationI guess the plugin should do it but it doesn’t work. Whenever I switch the lang (on the widgets page) and input new values, only the last ones are accepted, so I’m left with only one language choice. I can’t provide a link, because it’s still a local project, but hopefully tomorrow I will upload some screenshots.
On a side note: any future plans for inline translating? Like in qtraslate-x?
Also, thanks for the fast reply! I think you did a great job developing this plugin!