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1. frankpereiro
   Member
   Posted 6 years ago #

   I installed WP 2.0.2 and uploaded the "mo" and "po" files to the "wp-includes/languages" folder. Then, in edited my config file like so: <b>define ('WPLANG', 'es_ES');</b>

   The thing's still reading everything in english, not that I mind though, but I want my wordpress totally in spanish. I don't want to edit every single template I test in blog.

   I tried CHMODing the language folder to 777 even, but it didn't work either.

   I'm running out of ideas to get it to work. Any help will be kindly appreciated.

   Thanks and Kind Regards, :-)

2. moshu
   Member
   Posted 6 years ago #

   I don't want to edit every single template I test in blog.
   I am afraid there is no other way.
   For a long time not even the default theme's translation is included in the WP po/mo files.
   Themes have to have their own po/mo files - provided they were written to be prepared for localization.

3. frankpereiro
   Member
   Posted 6 years ago #

   Ok, I wouldn't mind changing some things on the template I'm using, to customize it a little bit, but, What about the admin interface? As far as I know either the MO or PO file translates the admin interface in the language I want or need.

   It's not for me but for the other guys who also write in the same blog and don't speak english at all.

   The bottomline is that my blog, server, or whatever it is, is not reading the MO and/or the PO file at all.

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