Fyyfabian

It solved itself somehow! ??

Sorry! ??

Thank you! The theme was updated during night from 2.11 to 2.12 so when I woke up everything look the normal again. ??

I also would like to say how much I appreciate the Sydney theme. It’s functional, easy to work with and good looking!

Best wishes!
Fabian

Hi again!

Everest forms’ support informed me that I you may have the answer to this question. Everest froms make their forms translation ready. They say that Polylang stores the string translations in your database (as post type ‘polylang_mo’ in the ‘wp_posts’ table, to be precise).

Can you provide me with the exact location, and a permanent solution to have certain pages (or all forms) to be excluded from string translation?

Regards
Fabian

Thank you! I will contact Polylang for a permanent solution.

Kind regards
Fabian

Thanks!

So there is no permanent solution to this? Any other option to exclude the forms from string translation?

Kind regards
Fabian

Thanks! We’re getting there. I don’t want anything translated at all. No string translation associated with the forms at all, so to speak. When I delete the Everest form strings in Polylang they just pop back up again.

If I understand correctly, I should find the language folder in Everest forms, and delete that language folder, am I right?

Kind regards
Fabian

Hi Amrit! Thanks, but I don’t think you understand my question (or I don’t :)) But I don’t want any forms translated at all. I have created two separate forms instead, one in English and one in Swedish, and I want to exclude them from string translation. Isn’t that possible?

Kind regards
Fabian

So it’s not possible to not have string translations on any form. I only want string translation for the header on the front page. The rest of my site I would prefer to be free from string translation. Isn’t that possible? Isn’t there any additional CSS code or something I can use?

I have exactly the same question.