Benoit Gütz

Thanks @duisterdenhaag, it works!

And thanks for pointing out the unexpected token. The HTML wasn’t supposed to be there but was added automatically. I fixed it.

Hi Patrick,

Thanks for you help. I adjusted some things and I also found out that my own display settings of my screens played a big role in showing the names in a small font. So the biggest part of the issue was due to my own personalized settings in my operation system.

Hi Patrick,

Thank you for your quick response!

I am using the default OpenStreetMap tiles. The map can be found on this page: https://mon.figgi.online/clubs-circuits/ . Your single map tile image shows the city names in a way bigger font than my map. Any ideas how I can change it?

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by Benoit Gütz.

I don’t think the solution you are looking for exists. At least, not to automatically translate everything from one subsite in a multisite installation to another subsite. Some translation solutions offer API access, but building the complete solution you are looking for within WordPress, probably takes more time than doing some parts manually.

I think the fastest solution is to do the following:

1. Go to the content in a Chrome browser
2. Right click the page and let Chrome translate it
3. Copy the content
4. Paste it in your WordPress installation