I have installed this great product and already prepared some posts in two languages. The only problem I get is to make the theme get translated when the languages switch. Here are my observations:
- if I copy .mo file into the wp-includes/languages folder, nothing happens. This is a place for WP admin localization, IMHO;
- if I copy .mo file into the wp-content/themes/mytheme folder, it seems to be working, but only with an English translation (my default language is set to LT);
- in any case I am not able to get the language switch back from English into original (lt_LT).
I believe that everything was done following the short instructions on the authors/product page, but maybe anyone has got an idea, what could be wrong here with these .mo or .po files? I have tried to combine this plugin with another one, to make translation more flexible - codestyling localization. But the problem remains the same, I cannot make it switchable, as the theme shows only translation which was made in English (not original Lithuanian).
[Plugin: WP_Multilingual] Theme localization does not work as described (9 posts)
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marso
Posted 1 year ago # -
Butuzov
Posted 1 year ago #let me guess..
WP 2.6.* ?
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Posted 1 year ago #Yep, exact version is 2.6.2. What this could mean - should I downgrade the WP in order to get it working?
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Posted 1 year ago #why?
new release ready. check plugin page at monday =) -
Posted 1 year ago #Nice to hear that, where should I look for it? On WP site or Your own, http://made.com.ua/multilingual/#download (it looks like there are no updates there since version 1.3)?
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Posted 1 year ago #wordpress.org of course.
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doku
Posted 1 year ago #How can i localize Themes? I read in the description that it should be possible but i didn't found out how it works.
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IckataNET
Posted 10 months ago #WordPress 2.7 and still not working, even with the WP_MUltilingual 2.1 beta. When we should expect this to work?
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Posted 9 months ago #
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