@ryanchanplc
WPGlobus don’t support WordPress Multisite
Dear @ryanchanplc,
We do not officially support multisite and do not check for it in the code.
I believe, however, that if you activate WPGlobus for each site of your network, it should work.
Thank you!
Thanks guys,
I tried Gregory’s suggestion. Now on the second site , i can see 4 languages tabs on my post edit page. However there is no WPGlobus setting . I just want to change Russian tab into Chinese , is there any walk around?
Thanks
Really do not know, sorry. Hopefully, someone who knows MS better will read this and reply. I am sure it’s something small, but I cannot point you to the exact place.
It’s okay , thanks a lot , Gregory
If you find more details, please post here.
Thanks again!
I am using WPGlobus on a Multisite installation and, for the most part, it is working just fine. There is just ONE problem with it, and I wonder if anyone can give me an idea on how to fix it.
Under the “My Sites” menu in the admin bar, each site name shows the full WPGlobus multi language string. For example:
{:en}English Website Name{:}{:es}Español Sitio Web Nombre{:}
Can anyone offer any clue as to what I could add to my functions.php that would get WPGlobus to list the properly formatted string?
Thanks a ton!
lucidreamstate,
It may be ugly , but i think it should work.
add_filter('option_blogname', 'local_blogname');
function local_blogname($name) {
return apply_filters('the_title', $name);
}
