Dennis Ploetner
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In reply to: [Multisite Language Switcher] No available translations foundYou need just one plugin for the translation part … Polylang or the Multisite Language Switcher. 😉
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In reply to: [Multisite Language Switcher] No available translations foundHello Katherina,
it seems you set the parameter that is responsible for showing only available translations. After that, did you link this pages together in the editor?
Cheers,
Dennis.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Multisite Language Switcher] placing switch on pageIt depends on your theme. You can look up for a place in the HTML of the header.php or sidebar.php.
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In reply to: [Multisite Language Switcher] linking pages?It links/ties pages, posts, custom post types, categories, tags, and taxonomies together. Did I forget a type of content? 😉
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In reply to: [Multisite Language Switcher] Don’t seem to get it working…Did you try the widget that comes with the switcher?
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In reply to: [Multisite Language Switcher] Compatibility with CMB2I’m sorry but I don’t know anything about the plugin you mentioned so I cannot say if it is or not compatible. 😉
Interesting! I will test this. Maybe there is a side effect in the factories.
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In reply to: [Multisite Language Switcher] placing switch on pageThanks! 🙂
If you have no Nav Menu (in that case I would recommend the addon MslsMenu). Would it be a big issue to add some PHP code? If not just place
<?php if ( function_exists( 'the_msls' ) ) the_msls(); ?>in your template.Let me know!
- This reply was modified 9 years, 10 months ago by Dennis Ploetner.
WordPress uses language and region codes to distinguish the languages. I found this here for your case: “Since China and Taiwan are the two with the biggest populations, just zh_CN and zh_TW are often used to distinguish the simplified and traditional character versions of a website.”
I would say you should use text links for the languages in this case because the flag would not mean anything, correct?
- This reply was modified 9 years, 10 months ago by Dennis Ploetner.
Glad to read that!
Cheers,
Dennis.I’m sure that a better test would be something like: switch_to_blog() -> get_permalink() -> restore_current_blog()
But your info is quite interesting!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Multisite Language Switcher] ENGLISH only in admin and blog languageYes, it might not very clear but in the current version it is like that. 😉
I have doubts … you have a subdirectory config, right? I’m not sure if this work perfectly with this domain mapping plugin. It seems to be a mapping problem since the Multisite Language Switcher uses get_permalinks() for all the links.
Ok, I use this plugin too because I have also some alias domains. The domain lloc.de, for example, is the primary domain for a specific site in the network and lloc.it is the primary domain for another site in the network. All other domains are mapped to a site with a specific blog_id but they are not primary.
If this is done just check if you have some redirection configured or if your hosting has a panel for domain configuration…
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In reply to: [Multisite Language Switcher] Entry links on multi site missing "blog" in URLHi,
did you already check the latest dev version? https://github.com/lloc/Multisite-Language-Switcher