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  • Thread Starter davidgorilla

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    Thanks, T-P Ill give that a go and let you know.

    Out of interest, can you see any potential problems in having a UK site with the English United States set as the site language?

    David.

    Thread Starter davidgorilla

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    Hi _rg_

    The admin-en_GB mo and po files were in the wp-content/languages/admin folder of the site. After checking to make sure they were version 5.1.1 I downloaded and transferred new versions of these files and replaced the old versions with them.

    Unfortunately, even after a restart, it hasn’t solved the problem. when changed to English (United Kingdom) and Saved Changes the Site Language reverts back to English (United States).

    I don’t know if there is any implication in having a UK site with the Eglish United States as the Site Language and if there any other fixes I could try?

    Thread Starter davidgorilla

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    Hi _rg_

    So what you are saying if I interpreted your response correctly, is that I have initially downloaded and built the site on the wrong language version if WordPress. And the fix would be to back up the site then reinstall the correct language version on to this URL (which I presume would wipe the content of the URL with a clean version) then reinstall the theme and then load the backup files through FTP.

    Crazy that you can’t just reset this option and the fix sounds like a recipient for disaster. Can you tell me, what are the implications of just leaving the WordPress settings as English (United States)?

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