Breadcrumb + Polylang – multilanguage v2

Hello @arsalanahmed901 ! 🙂

I was able to sort it myself with a piece of customization on file flexy-breadcrumb/includes/class-flexy-breadcrumb-trail.php on public function fbc_home_template().

The updated function looks like:

public function fbc_home_template() {

        $fbc_settings_options = get_option('fbc_settings_options');
        $fbc_front_text = $fbc_settings_options['breadcrumb_front_text'];
        $fbc_home_icon = $fbc_settings_options['breadcrumb_home_icon'];

        // Separator Template
        $separator_template = $this->fbc_separator_template();

        // Home Text & Icon
        if ($fbc_front_text || $fbc_home_icon) {
			/* Ricardo custom code START */
			$home_url_language = get_home_url();
			$site_locale = substr(get_bloginfo('language'), 0, 2);
			if($site_locale != 'pt') { /* hardcoding the default language */
				$home_url_language .= '/' . $site_locale;
			}
			/* Ricardo custom code END */
            ?>
            <li itemprop="itemListElement" itemscope itemtype="<?php echo esc_url("https://schema.org/ListItem"); ?>">
                <span itemprop="name">
                    <!-- Home Link -->
                    <a itemprop="item" href="<?php echo esc_url($home_url_language); ?>"><!-- updated esc_url argument -->
                    
                        <?php  if ($fbc_home_icon): ?>
                            <i class="fa <?php echo esc_attr($fbc_home_icon); ?>" aria-hidden="true"></i><?php
                        endif;
                        
                        if ($fbc_front_text):
                           echo esc_attr($fbc_front_text);
                        endif;
                        ?>
                    </a>
                </span>
                <meta itemprop="position" content="1" /><!-- Meta Position-->
             </li><?php echo $separator_template;  
        }
    }

Idea is:

• Get site current locale
• Check if it’s different from default language I set in Polylang (this is hardcoded as ‘PT’
• If so, attaches the locale

Hopes this helps more developers. 🙂