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In reply to: [Ceceppa Multilingua] Theme images are broken in the translated pageThat worked like a charm!
Thank you very much for helping me to solve my issues.
I have really appreciated you prompt help! 🙂
Thanks,
FrankForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Ceceppa Multilingua] Theme images are broken in the translated pageHi Alessandro,
Thank you very much for your answer.
It was very helpful and your work around worked very well for me.The only problem left is that bra_icon_box shortcode was using some text that was enclosed between the shortcode opening and closing tags like this:
[bra_icon_box icon=”wp-content/themes/bigbangwp/images/icons/calendar.png”]Lorem ipsum dolor[/bra_icon_box]
I tried to keep the text between the tags of your cml_shortcode tag like this:
[cml_shortcode shortcode=”bra_icon_box” it=”icon=’wp-content/themes/bigbangwp/images/icons/calendar.png’ en=’../wp-content/themes/bigbangwp/images/icons/calendar.png’]Lorem ipsum dolor[/cml_shortcode]
but it doesn’t seem to be propagated to the bra_icon_box shortcode which it gets rendered with no text.
Any idea on how can solve this problem?
Thanks in advance,
FrankForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Ceceppa Multilingua] Theme images are broken in the translated pageSorry I was a little bit vague. Here some more details:
The template I am currently have installed is called Big Bang (I bought it from theme forest) and it is using several Brankic widgets.
Here the link:
http://themeforest.net/item/bigbang-responsive-wordpress-template/2826493
I think that the issue is not in the template itself but in the Brankic Social Media Widget which is supposed to show icons using shortcodes.
The page that is having the issue is the main page which is setup to be a static page.
In there the template is using shortcodes to display the icons and they look like the code below:
[bra_icon_box icon=”wp-content/themes/bigbangwp/images/icons/calendar.png”]Whatever gets generated there is intercepted by your plugin which is trying to translate the link for the images and subsequently it is breaking the link.
I don’t think you should try to translate the links that point to images. I am throwing some ideas here 🙂 but I think that you should check if the anchor link resides in wp-content/theme and return it as is or at least give and option to ignore it. I think that any file that is present in that folder is supposed to be static and related to the themes.
Please feel free to ask more details or if you need my link if you want to have a look at it.
Thanks for your help,
Frank