giangel84

I had the same issue, this is my fix:

jQuery slug is changed from WP 5.6 version (previously slug was: “jquery”, new slug is “jquery-core”.
On some custom themes this behaviour need to be changed to load jquery custom version with the new “jquery-core” slug across wp_enqueue_script declaration, usually inside “functions.php” and moreover jQuery needs to be loaded to the header instead of the footer.

So, after changed the slug and the position properly, the issue is fixed.

example:

wp_deregister_script( 'jquery-core' );

$footer = true;
$header = false;
wp_enqueue_script( 'jquery-core', MY_THEME_PATH . '/js/jquery-3.5.1.min.js', false, "3.5.1", $header );

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by giangel84.

@mrroundhill unfortunately the solution I found above doesn’t work properly.
New theme is recognised correctly by plugin, I can save it and also the custom-theme.css is loaded, but the default theme still also loaded and that’s overwriting the custom css rules.

How can i fix this behaviour?
Thanks in advance.

@donnapep it would be very useful to implement a filter which make me able to set a default language code, so every time I need for a block, it’s already set with the proper choice checked. 🙂

Hi @andrewmrobbins ,

In my case define 'WPLANG' constant, doesn’t change the language.
Only setting the website language in wp-admin/options-general.php perform the changes.

So, if I put define ('WPLANG', 'fr_FR'); this doesn’t work. But if I change the language to “French” from the wp-admin/options-general.php page, the plugin will translated.

Now my issue still the same: I open the wpshopify.pot file, make the new translation files called 'wpshopify-it_IT.po' and 'wpshopify-it_IT.mo', by translating to Italian language the most part of front-end strings, then I put the files inside /wp-shopify-pro/languages, sets the website language to Italian, but the front-end strings still in English.

I make a copy of the original 'wpshopify-fr_FR-wpshopify-public.json', by edit some strings, and saved as new 'wpshopify-it_IT-wpshopify-public.json'. Put the file inside /wp-shopify-pro/languages folder, and it works!

So I understand that I need to make also the Json files, but I don’t know how!
That’s because the .pot contains all the strings than Json files, which are distinct in: admin, blocks, public, wizard.

Moreover: putting the files inside /wp-content/languages/plugins folder, doesn’t work! That means I need to reload my custom translation’s files everytime I will update the plugin.
That’s not very understandable way to respect the standard way of WP translations.