Hello @kklo
The image is broken I can not see anything.
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kklo
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Hi @kklo
Insert this css in Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS
.courses-archive-hero-section .hero-container{
max-width: 100% !important;
padding-inline: 0 !important;
}
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kklo
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Thanks
And how can I do the translation in item 3?
Hello @kklo,
You can use a multilingual plugin like Loco Translate to translate those strings. You will find those strings within Tutor LMS language folder.
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kklo
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Hi, @munayam
Yes, I’ve been using it for a long time, found many words, but this one in particular Loco Plugin didn’t find
Hello @kklo
Can you share the screenshot of the untranslated string?
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kklo
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Hi, @jobayertuser
templates/course-filter/filters.php:25
msgid “Search…”
msgid “Pesquisar…”
Even creating and translating in the tutor-pt_BR.po file, this translation does not appear.
If you do the translation in your own code, when updating the plugin I lose this translation. What can I do?
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This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by
kklo.
Hello @kklo,
After you update a plugin you need to run the sync once from your multi-lingual plugin. Please do not save translation in the plugin folder but save them in a separate language folder. These strings appear in Tutor LMS free plugin’s .pot file- see this image
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kklo
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Hi,
I’ve been using Loco Plugin for a long time and this untranslated line of code is not in the translation, even after syncing.
Could you tell me the number of the line in the .POT file that this term is, please.
Hello @kklo,
You can navigate to the following file and replace line 25 with the line of code given below then save changes and run the sync from Loco
wp-content/plugins/tutor/templates/course-filter/filters.php
<input type="Search" class="tutor-form-control" name="keyword" placeholder="<?php _e( 'Search...', 'tutor' ); ?>"/>
