CarlVarsh

Hi guys, I’m so happy because I find the solution

function nlwc_custom_button_text() {
	return esc_html__('Show more ', 'theme');
}

Now is translatable!:)

Hi @slash1andy if I insert _e instead of __ now the term is translatable, but I have a bug because in the output code the word is separated from the button.

function nlwc_custom_button_text() {
	return _e('Show more ', 'theme');
}

I have a screenshot about it, but I don’t find how I can post it.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by CarlVarsh.

Hi @stuartduff , yes there is a reason because for now, I want to build a fake eCommerce.

Are you sure I’ll able to translate this button with Loco Translate(I want to buy Polylang Pro to translate all the site)?

Thanks for the comment:)
Carlo

Ok thanks for the links!

Just a recap there was a little error in my text, this is the code I tried:
<?php e_(‘Aggiungi’, ‘theme’); ?>

Yes, you are right, I didn’t understand, thanks!

Hi Steven,

I don’use a plugin for now, I am trying a custom solution.

Thanks for the answer

Carlo

Hi,

thanks for the advice, I’ve improved the cache system and now all works fine.