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  • Plugin Author UIUX Lab

    (@uiuxlab)

    Hi. The language of the plugin can be found from languages/uix-shortcodes.pot, and it does not conflict with WPML. You can try it, if you have any questions, please tell me ??

    Best Regards!

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by UIUX Lab.
    Thread Starter Pieter Bos

    (@senlin)

    I think you misunderstood the question. I was not asking to change the language of the plugin or to show the UI in a different language.

    WPML is a plugin that enables a site to have its content in more than one language. As far as I understand, the UIX Shortcodes plugin enables its users to add a plethora of shortcodes to the content and these shortcodes can contain many variables, for instance:

    [button text="Register here" URL="https://unique-url.com/webinar/15903/330973?utm_source=company&utm_medium=vimeo&utm_campaign=330973" Type="primary" Size=""]

    When the content of the page where a button like this is present is sent to the translators, it should be possible to translate the button text and also to adapt the registration link.

    On a site of a client I’m hired to look into, the translations come back without any of the shortcodes and as the UIX Shortcodes plugin is not listed on the official WPML Plugins Compatibility list, the first thing that came to mind is that perhaps your plugin is not compatible with WPML.

    Also the fact that the plugin does not have a WPML Configuration file, where there are clearly many variables involved with shortcodes, points to a possible incompatibility issue.

    Hence my original question:

    Can you confirm (or deny) compatibility with WPML?

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Pieter Bos. Reason: clarify first sentence
    Plugin Author UIUX Lab

    (@uiuxlab)

    Thank you, really incompatible with WPML, and later versions will consider adding it, thank you for your feedback.

    Thread Starter Pieter Bos

    (@senlin)

    Okay, I figured, thank you for considering it for the future. I will mark this as resolved, because it has been answered.

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