Posted 9 months ago #
Hello!
In Atahualpa's Theme Options > RSS Settings, I have successfully set the FeedBurner E-mail functionality. But the problem is, most of my subscribers don't understand English. So, I would really like to be able to show my readers a FeedBurner window in another language (supported by FeedBurner) when they click on the Email link.
Is there a way for me to accomplish this trick?
THANK YOU!
You can choose a different FeedBurner "skin" in your language from the Feedburner site.
Posted 9 months ago #
Thank you Scribu, for your kind answer!
The truth is that ordinarily, I would have known how to proceed. But in this particular theme (Atahualpa) there a set of Options which allow you to show a specific icon and link to Feedburner in the Header, just by inputing your Feedburner ID. But that link is to Feedburner in English.
I am given the option to hide the Feedburner icon/link in the header, and I can always set up a form/link to Feedburner via Widgets. I would, however, like to make use of the optional header icon and link to Feedburner, if only I could figure out how to bypass the Theme's Options pre-setting.
Thank you once again.
Posted 8 months ago #
The Atahualpa Theme has a very neat FeedBurner Email icon that can be conveniently displayed on the right side of the Logo area.
To bypass Atahualpa's Options pre-setting in this case, just go to atahualpa/functions/bfa_header_config.php and find the following at Line 117:
$bfa_ata_feedburner_email_id . '&loc=' . get_locale() . '"
and replace with:
$bfa_ata_feedburner_email_id . '&loc=en_US"
where en_US can be replaced with es_ES for Spanish, pt_BR for Portuguese, fr_FR for French, de_DE for German and jp_JP for Japanese.
Please note that the single quotes at ' . get_locale() . ' ,above, must be deleted as well.
Posted 7 months ago #
UPDATE:
On Atahualpa Version 3.3.2, go to /functions/bfa_header_config.php and replace Line 141 with the following:
$bfa_ata['feedburner_email_id'] . '&loc=en_US" title="' .
where en_US can be replaced with es_ES for Spanish, pt_BR for Portuguese, fr_FR for French, de_DE for German and jp_JP for Japanese.
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