Rodrigo

The .po file of the Loco plugin is showing that it is 100% translated into Brazilian Portuguese: https://prnt.sc/tc94g1
However, I see in several parts that it still contains texts in English: https://prnt.sc/tc953c / https://prnt.sc/tc95hg
How to translate these untranslated parts?

Hi @mbrsolution,

Can changing the wp_ profix be the way I want it, that is, if I want something like japemsj154a7 it would work, or do I need to have the underline sign (_) at the end?
And do it need to start with wp_ (eg: wp_japemsj154a7_)?

If I change the prefix wp_ to one of my preference using the plugin, is the change permanent or if I disable the plugin, will the changes automatically revert to the default prefix wp_?

Before it was showing in the result of detection of alteration of file, the paths below:

/var/www/proddigital.com.br/wp-content/cache/...
/var/www/mysite.com/wp-content/uploads/...
/var/www/mysite.com/wp-content/plugins/...

And after I include the path below in the folder/directory exclusion field, now the file change detection result is showing only the path below. But the opposite would be correct, isn’t it? That is, if I enter the path below in the folder exclusion field, it means that the plugin will not check any folder that has this path and therefore it will not appear in the results of detection of file change, but only the others paths. However, it is the other way around, the other paths, /wp-content/uploads/ and /wp-content/plugins/, are no longer appearing in the detection results, and the path /wp-content/cache/ (which was configured to not check) is showing.

/var/www/proddigital.com.br/wp-content/cache/

Hello @jaedm97,

Another suggestion I wanted to give you is the following …
In the plugin settings, in the “Reports” tab, you can see a pie chart.

You could offer an option to activate this pie chart in the poll results, that is, when the user clicks the Result button to see the number of votes already counted, in addition to the number of votes and the percentage, this pie chart could appear for users to get an idea of the proportion of votes for each option. It could also show the total number of votes (adding the votes for all options).

And this pie chart can be enabled or disabled by us in the plugin settings or in the individual settings for each poll.

OK @webfactory
But I suggest that you change this, as it is very risky for the webmaster to use your plugin for months and even years to automatically include the attributes and someday he needs to disable the plugin for some reason, it damages the SEO of your site, removing nofollow from links where it should not be removed and with that he will have to do this work manually. Imagine if that webmaster has hundreds or even thousands of posts where he used the plugin to automatically insert attributes. It would be a huge job, agree?

I understand that your idea is that the webmaster will always be with you using the plugin, but it may happen that he needs to disable the plugin (plugin causing conflict or any other reason).

So I will not choose to use the plugin because I know that one day I may need to disable the plugin and with that all attributes in links that cannot be deleted are excluded.

The plugin inserts the attributes only in the live post. But the correct thing is for the plugin to insert the attributes directly into the backend, that is, when the author is going to insert a text for the post, in the html of the link text the attribute will already be inserted. Thus, if the plugin is disabled, the attributes remain.

I leave it as a suggestion.
And if one day you make this improvement, I would appreciate it if you let me know.

Ahh ok, got it. Thanks!

OK @wpsolutions, I will be waiting for the new version. Thanks!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by Rodrigo.