• First of all thanks to the author for the great effort! I couldn’t ask for more from the free version of the plugin.

    But to become paid user I would like to see a pair of features:

    • support for blocks instead of widget, it’s just impossible to use language switcher widget in WP 6.3.1 with Twenty Twenty-Three theme
    • support for flag images in SVG format

    I haven’t found any other downsides to the plugin, it works really well.

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  • Plugin Author sbouey

    (@sbouey)

    Thanks for your message/review

    1)You can add the language switcher with the shortcode system see documentation here

    https://www.faboba.com/en/wordpress/falang-for-wordpress/documentation/119-how-to-configure-language-switcher.html

    like this [falangsw display_name=”0″ display_flags=”1″ ]

    2)for the svg image , you can just ask to add it in the lite version , I listen to my users to make Falang a great translation plugin.

    Even if you can use falang with twenty three plugin it’s not perfect yet

    Thread Starter tavel

    (@tavel)

    You can add the language switcher with the shortcode system see documentation here

    I know, I read the documentation and did tests before to write my opinion. On WordPress 6.3.1 and Twenty Twenty-Three theme your shortcode outputs language switcher HTML code as the very first tags of the page, exactly before

    <!DOCTYPE html><html lang="en-US">...

    It doesn’t matter in which position of theme template shortcode is placed. Browser shows it anyway in topleft corner of the site, but it’s impossible to position it correctly in this case. I think you never tested your display_switcher() method in block themes.

    Anyway, thanks for the answer.

    Plugin Author sbouey

    (@sbouey)

    yes you are right, i have check on my local twenty twenty two version and the shortcode is set before the first tags of the page. i will fix this

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