• Resolved antontkachev

    (@antontkachev)


    Hi, your plugin is really great. I have a blog in 2 different languages. Is there any chance I can make it work so each language has it’s own title and everything?

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  • Plugin Author DAEXT

    (@daext)

    Hello antontkachev,

    Thank you. If you like the plugin please consider leaving a review in the Reviews page. This helps the plugin downloads and its future development.

    The text displayed in the feedback form (in the front-end) can be customized with the options available in the Helpful -> Options -> Content tab. You will find an option for the title, other options for elements such as the button labels, etc.

    If instead you want to have the backend menus in a custom language you can select the language and add the translation strings from here.

    Thread Starter antontkachev

    (@antontkachev)

    No, I found the way to customize front-end text, thanks. The problem is that the articles in my blog are written in 2 languages so I need to somehow make plugin’s output display in 2 languages. So far it’s the only thing that keeps me from actually using the plugin. If I manage to sort it out, I’ll give it a go and probably leave a review ??

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by antontkachev.
    Plugin Author DAEXT

    (@daext)

    Hello antontkachev,

    in the add_content_after() method available in this file the article feedback form HTML is generated. Here you can use a conditional that based on the languages outputs different text.

    Thread Starter antontkachev

    (@antontkachev)

    @daext Managed to make it work using the solution you suggested. Thanks a lot!

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