Delete a language

Hi @chengjianping.

1. How can I delete the added language?

Do you want to remove the language from the front end only, or do you also want to delete all translations for this language from the database?

2. In addition, there are other countries behind the English language option. Is it the corresponding country language in the box behind English?

Would be possible to describe the issue in more details?

3. I want the domain name suffix to display the corresponding country code after the user selects the corresponding language. How can I do this

Could you please describe what you are trying to achieve in more details?

1 I want to delete the added individual languages ??from the database.
2 There is a country in brackets after the language I added. Does it mean that the corresponding language is selected? URLhttps://imgur.com/a/9oFptKF
3 When others browse my website, the corresponding country code URL is displayed in the website suffix after switching the language.URL:https://imgur.com/a/xe9PHLL

Hi @chengjianping,

1. First please make a back-up of your site. We always recommend doing a backup when you are working with the database.

All translations are saved in *trp dictionary_ and *trp_gettext tables from your database. For example, in my case, if I want to delete the Spanish additional language from my site, I need to delete the ce3_trp_dictionary_en_gb_es_es table and ce3_trp_gettext_es_es tables.
Regarding slugs, post, and term slugs have the translations in _postmeta and _termmeta tables.
Taxonomy and CPT slugs have the translations in wp_options. The names of the options are trp_taxonomy_slug_translation and trp_post_type_base_slug_translation.

Please note that the information I provided above is useful if you already have translated content for those languages. If you don’t have any translated content, you can simply remove the language in TranslatePress by going to Settings > General.

2. Yes, for example, for the UK and the United States, you would have English (UK) and English (United States)

3. For additional languages, the URL will always include the suffix for the language the user is accessing.

For the default language, you need to enable the ‘Use a subdirectory for the default language’ setting in TranslatePress under Settings > General. This will change the URL for the default language to yourwebsite.com/en.

I want to adjust the style of the language selection box to embedded. I use elementor to edit it. How can I adjust it?

If I delete the added language from the front end and click the location where I took the screenshot, the language still exists. How do I get this URL:https://imgur.com/a/LVOxbXL

Like the screenshot I took, but it’s not a floating window style but an embedded style URLhttps://imgur.com/a/tjKsoId

Hi @chengjianping,

I want to adjust the style of the language selection box to embedded. I use elementor to edit it.

To display the language switcher in a different location on your site, you can use the [language-switcher] shortcode. You can add this shortcode in the Elementor shortcode widget.

If I delete the added language from the front end and click the location where I took the screenshot, the language still exists.

After clicking the Remove button, scroll down and click the Save button to confirm the deletion of the language.

After I select the corresponding language and click delete and save, the language still exists. I don’t know what’s going on. Can you log in to my backend and help me take a look?

Hi @chengjianping,

Sharing admin credentials on www.remarpro.com is not allowed. So please open a pre-sale ticket here: https://translatepress.com/support/ask-a-presale-question/ send a link to your site + admin credentials + mention this thread so I can find your ticket.

Hello! This problem has been solved. I still have another question: Can your plug-in translate the content of my wpf form?

Hi @chengjianping,

Yes, you can translate the content of WPForms with TranslatePress.

What is the operational process?

Hi @chengjianping,

Go to the front-end of the page where you’ve added a WPForm, open the TranslatePress Editor, and edit the strings you want to translate. Please refer to this screenshot: https://snipboard.io/Uvy7IG.jpg

Got it. I saw in the introduction that it can automatically translate the text in the picture. But when I clicked the pencil icon on the picture, it didn’t translate. How can I translate the text in the picture?

Hi @chengjianping,

Could you please send me the link to the page where this picture is added? I need to review it to provide the appropriate instructions.