Lars,
If your WPLANG setting is no_NO, the theme language files should be no_NO.po/mo as well.
Thanks. I wrote incorrectly in the first post. In wp_config.php it’s – define (‘WPLANG’, ‘no_NO’) and the files are
no_NO.mo and
no_NO.po
Is there load_theme_textdomain function in your functions.php file? (see Kubrick’s example)
Is the textdomain defined correctly? For example:
<?php _e('Not Found', 'kubrick'); ?>
This is in functions.php:
// LOCALIZATION
define('TDOMAIN', 'WhiteHouse');
define('LANGUAGE_FOLDER', TEMPLATEPATH.'/language');
load_theme_textdomain(TDOMAIN, LANGUAGE_FOLDER );
There’s no other mention of load_theme_textdomain in functions.php Is it defined correctly?
Seems correct.
In that case, you should have something like <?php _e('Not Found', 'WhiteHouse'); ?> in your template.
Are you editing & creating .po/.mo using Poedit?
In that case, you should have something like <?php _e(‘Not Found’, ‘WhiteHouse’); ?> in your template.
I assume you’re referring to functions.php as the template. There is no string such as <?php _e('Not Found', 'WhiteHouse'); ?>. I’ve searched the entire theme directory without finding a match for part of the string <?php _e('Not.
Yes, I’ve used Poedit to translate. I’ve also tried translation with the CodeStyling Localization.
My problem is resolved. It appears my definition in wp_config.php was the problem. define ('WPLANG', '') should have read define ('WPLANG', 'nb_NO') not as in the above attempts. It appears the correct definition are according to this list.
The Whitehouse-theme, by the way, is only partially ready for localization.
Thanks for your help.
