Hello AlezGlez Amador, could you tell me how you put translation flags in header? (i mean inside grey bar)
it seems that now transation in your site are ok
Thanks a lot!
it seems that now transation in your site are ok
Yes, @alexglezamador it would be wonderful if you could share how you fixed this problem! The site looks great now.
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@Electicfeet
i’ve fixed in this way , now translation is outside box, but is in header (below grey box but above slider)
in header.php (below </div><!-- /.navbar-wrapper -->) i’ve put
<?php
echo "<div style='position:relative; margin-left: 300px%; padding-top: 3px;'>";
echo qtrans_generateLanguageSelectCode('both');
echo "</div>";
?>
(300 px is an example,you can modify it)
relating horizontal i’ve copied this from another post, and perfectly work:
put in custom CSS
.qtrans_language_chooser li { float:left; position: relative; display: inline; padding-right: 6px; padding-top:1px; }
a.qtrans_flag:hover {background-position: -18px 0 ; }
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Jan Dembowski
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You really do not want to edit the header.php file that way. When the Customizr theme get’s updated you will lose those changes.
Instead create a child theme in wp-content/themes/customizr-child directory, copy this style.css file there
/*
Theme Name: Customizr Child Theme
Description: Child theme for the Customizr theme
Template: customizr
Version: 0.1.0
*/
@import url("../customizr/style.css");
Once that’s done then copy the original header.php into the customizr-child directory and then make your changes to that copy.
Thanks fafa77, useful code 🙂
What I’d really like to know is how @alexglezamador managed to translate the text under his circles. It works really well on his site. Several people have been asking how to do this here.
Hi fafa77,
Thanks to @alexglezamador developer, @jgarciabt, I know how to add flags. You have to do the following:
1.- Add this code to class-header-menu.php:
<div class="qTransStyle"><?php qtrans_generateLanguageSelectCode('both'); ?></div>
In my case I pasted it after the following line: <div class=”nav-collapse collapse”> and it works ok.
2.- Add this code to style.css:
.qTransStyle{
position:relative;
float:right;
margin-right:20px;
bot: 10px;
}
it is more useful if you do it on a child theme as Jan Dembowski mentioned before.
Regarding the other issue to translate text after the circles you have to use the qtranslate tags. For instance, [:es] or [:en] for spanish and english.
Just write your text as usual and then add [:en] at the beginning of the english text and, following that, [:es] at the beginning of the spanish text.
Wonderful! A future project is to unify my two sites, so this is going in the bookmarks 🙂
