ChowKaiDeng
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Well, is not that get_locale() “didn’t work”, it was more like “I couldn’t make it work” ??
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I’ve found a solution using get_bloginfo () in here. Check it out!
Hi guys!
I’ve tried the solution from the other post sugested by yoyurec and Chouby (using get_locale) but it didn’t work for me. But finally, I’ve found a perfect and similar solution using get_bloginfo, that can print the lang values located in the <html> tag. Here’s what it looks like:
<?php $currentlang = get_bloginfo('language'); if($currentlang=="en-US"): ?> <div>Content in English</div> <?php else: ?> <div>Content in Spanish (or other language)</div> <?php endif; ?>So, basically, you could use that function as many times as you want on a template to get different contents depending of the language selected by the user ??
I suggest to include this solution as part of the documentation of the plugin as many users may want to use it. What do you think?
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Thanks yoyurec! I’m checking it out, but as far as I can see, I think that would do the job.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Sort of like buttonMaybe you could use a plugin like GD Star Rating so the students could rate and review each idea in a more complex way?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Minify] [Plugin: WP Minify] Thousands of errors in error_logThanks gaspy, but I ended up deactivating and deleting it. I’m changing to W3 Total Cache instead of WP-Super cache, because it has more functions (including CSS, HTML, and JS minifying).
Thanks again for your time ??
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At the end, Jetpack was not the one causing the error, it was a damned WP-Minify bug. We just noticed it after several hours of false attempts and tests. For some, reason, when Jetpack was activated at the same time when WP-Minify was generating errors, the CPU went up like crazy. I wrote about it on this thread. Conclusion: Jetpack works well.
But, I agree with jcglobalcitizen: It would be nice a simplified plugin with not so much functions as Jetpack.
Try “Dynamic Widgets” plugin. You can select on which pages, posts, categories, and so on… will appear a particular widget. It works perfect for me.
Cheers!
I didn’t saw this post before and posted my own :
A few days ago, my server went down after installing the Jetpack for WordPress plugin (the site was consumming about 20% CPU when it’s usually 2%), I blamed Jetpack but maybe it has something to do with this… after all, the server is forced to write huge ammounts of data every few seconds to a file. I’m reinstalling Jetpack to check again the CPU ussage reports.
BTW, in order to apply a custom class to the tag, remember to change the double quotation marks for inverted commas (dunno how to say this in english).
Example:
The code is written like this:
print "<p>" . wpmp_switcher_link('desktop', __('Switch to our desktop site', 'wpmp')) . "</p>";So, change it to:
print '<p class="your-classname">' . wpmp_switcher_link('desktop', __('Switch to our desktop site', 'wpmp')) . '</p>';Otherwise, it won’t work ??
I was looking exactly for the same thing.
I think the answer it’s on line 212 on this file:\plugins\wordpress-mobile-pack\plugins\wpmp_switcher\wpmp_switcher.php
case WPMP_SWITCHER_DESKTOP_PAGE: print "<p>" . wpmp_switcher_link('mobile', __('Switch to our mobile site', 'wpmp')) . "</p>"; break;You can change what it prints or print a different tag (like a div) as well as adding a custom class, or just comment it from 211 to 213. It worked for me.
Cheers