axiosil

Thanks!
I did not see it.
Works great, 5* from me.

No, I did not solve the problem yet.
I’m looking for a simple 1 liner CSS like I did for the text[see above], that will do the same but for the slides.
Like – text 80% width and SA 100% like the Featured Image.
I’m using Twenty Seventeen

Thank you

I understand your point but from a user perspective it is a pain in a… to deal with language file because most of the times it is not up-to-date and many phrases are missing in the developer English file.
I do appreciate the hard work in the development of this plug and I’m sure also that you understand the value of using variable instead of hard coded phrases.
Even the forum that I’m using that is loaded with text in the front end, translated 90% + it is impossible to keep up with translations and they’ve added local phrase translation that overrides the language file. In some other similar plugins the solution was to have in the widget a text + var and that’s it, very simple without translation of WP community.
I’m writing to you as appreciation to your hard work and want to help development for a better user experience.
From my point of view, it is not worth the time and I’m using now another plug, with lesser options but adoptable to any language without a language file.
Thanks for listening.

Thanks for the speedy reply.
My philosophy that life should be simple.
Not all projects [themes, plugins etc.] have to be translated as long as they complie with WP standards and ready for Latin and RTL.
In most cases admins do not need translation, therefore the time spent on complete translation of the back-end and creating a language file is waste of time and an added resource for sites.
On the other hand, if a widget has to display to the end users 3-5 line of text it would be much simpler to have a text box like this:
users on line;[users]
guest on line;[guest]
And so on where the words in brackets are the parameters.
And in Hebrew, Arabic or any other language like that:
???????;[users]
?????;[guests]
I think that this is a better approach then having hard coded check boxes.
In addition, this way wallows you to compose the text with or without the line break like on my site:
https://mityaalim.org/
stats
You can think of it like having a display name instead of pre-defined text.
Thanks for listening

• This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by axiosil.

Thanks,
It works.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by axiosil.

Thank you!

See:
https://wpforo.com/community/how-to-and-troubleshooting-2/login-register-bubble-blocked-by-divi-menu/#post-12072

Thanks, it worked.

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Thank you Alex,
Can you tell me witch is the correct file (see screen print)?
The repository or the one that is on my site?
Yossi

More info in screen shot

Sometimes this may be an indication that the repository does not match the file on user’s server, perhaps a change by the developer in the repository before next update.
The scanner report of Wordfence, the complete message:
Modified plugin file: wp-content/plugins/wp-accessibility-helper/admin/pages/wah-admin.php
Filename: wp-content/plugins/wp-accessibility-helper/admin/pages/wah-admin.php
File Type: Plugin
Issue First Detected: 5 hours 18 mins ago.
Severity: Warning
Status New
This file belongs to plugin “WP Accessibility Helper” version “0.5.8.4” and has been modified from the file that is distributed by www.remarpro.com for this version. Please use the link to see how the file has changed. If you have modified this file yourself, you can safely ignore this warning. If you see a lot of changed files in a plugin that have been made by the author, then try uninstalling and reinstalling the plugin to force an upgrade. Doing this is a workaround for plugin authors who don’t manage their code correctly. [See our FAQ on https://www.wordfence.com for more info]
Thank you,
Yossi

You can install WP Rollback plugin.
Does terrific job and you can select any version to restore.
Don’t forget to clear cache after rollback and twice <ctrl> F5 in your browser to clear local cache as well.

Hi Mike,
I’m not from the developers team but I can tell you about my site.
wpForo is RTL ready and work fine with RTL.
My site: https://mityaalim.org/community/ is in Hebrew.
To my understanding there is a language file for Farsi.
Missing phrases can be added and or changed via a special tab in the control panel.
As for the installation – I had no issues, it is straight forward as the English install.
Good luck