Plugin Author
Chouby
(@chouby)
Hi!
Could you please give more details on your use case?
Thread Starter
Timur
(@megashape)
I’m basically using BeTheme for the website I am putting together and this theme has custom post types such portfolio posts, clients etc.
I’m wondering if these posts or even the regular posts can be synced so that the same content shows on both languages.
Plugin Author
Chouby
(@chouby)
Maybe you should just de-activate the language and translations management for these custom post types in Polylang settings?
Thread Starter
Timur
(@megashape)
I don’t have this option in polylang settings:
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Plugin Author
Chouby
(@chouby)
Your theme author may have decided to force the translation. Could you look for a file wpml-config.xml in your theme directory?
Thread Starter
Timur
(@megashape)
Yes I found it
UPDATE: I downloaded it and removed the line <custom-type translate=”1″>portfolio</custom-type> from the code and now there is no translation for these posts but it only shows the content for the default language now, what if I want to show the same post for the two language variations?
Thank you.
Plugin Author
Chouby
(@chouby)
A custom post with no language is displayed in the last browsed language.
Take care that if you created a custom post in a custom post type managed by Polylang, then unchecking the custom post type in Polylang settings will *not* remove the language.
So if you don’t want to assign a language to a custom post, then you need to create it while the custom post type is not managed by Polylang.