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Hi!
I’m using the Polish version of WordPress so the labels might be different, but it’s in the Appearance > Editor > Templates section, and from there you can choose, for example, the search results template. It opens the block editor, where you can put the Content Display block.
Thank you for your help! Switching to a new license doesn’t seem to work, though 🙁 I created a new free license with 2000 words remaining, deactivated the old one in my TranslatePress setting, and tried activating the new one. Unfortunately, I got the error: “This website is already activated under a free license. Each website can only use one free license.”
When I go to my account settings on translatepress.com and add the URL to the new license, I get the error: “This website was already activated on a free license. Please upgrade your license to remove this limitation.”
Another update: I tried the machine translation logging feature, and I see “insufficient quota” errors. So I guess 145 words isn’t enough for it to attempt translation, because it’s trying to translate more than that at once?
Is it possible to reset the trial quota? Or does it reset automatically after some time?
Update: the Apache server logs showed a problem that some of the stuff the TranslatePress plugin did was blocked by security software installed on the server. We added exceptions so that no security errors are triggered anymore, but it still doesn’t seem to translate anything more. I opened the English versions of a few different pages on my site, and only my manually added translations are shown. The counter still says I have 145 words left.
Seems like it’s working well now, after the update 🙂 Thanks!
Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: Block theme template for a custom post typeThanks, I guess I’ll just try to add shortcodes to my plugin. I’m marking this as solved!
Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: Block theme template for a custom post typeNow that I think about it, I can probably just add shortcodes for each custom field in my plugin. But I’m wondering if there’s some more “official” way of putting custom fields in a custom post template.
Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: Block theme template for a custom post typeIt worked, thank you! 🙂
I’m stuck on another problem, though. I can’t find a way to display custom fields in the block template editor. Is there some code you can enter to make it work, like it was in the case of php files?
I see there are some plugins for custom fields, but I’d rather not use a third party plugin if it can be done without one.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Problem setting up proxy serverHi! Thanks for the reply, I actually followed the instructions you’ve linked, but it’s not working. I’m not the owner of wordpress.org, my wordpress installation needs connection to wordpress.org to install plugins and updates. Internet connection works through proxy, but the proxy doesn’t seem to work on wordpress.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Problem setting up proxy serverThanks for the reply! But the proxy is working well outside WordPress, only WordPress has a problem with it, so I think it’s unlikely that it’s a problem with the proxy’s configuration.
(I actually posted this on Stack Exchange too)