jjana93

Hi!

Thank you for your help! I will reach out to the official support.

Hi!

I think there’s another problem regarding Latvian language. I have translated the plugin to Latvian with Loco Translate (like shown in your YouTube channel video) – in the dashboard the translations show up, however in the form the error messages appear in English still. What I mean by error messages is that when the customer clicks “next” and the necessary fields are not filled in, the error message shows up. see the screenshot – https://ibb.co/5LR079T

In the General Settings of BookingPress, “language settings” section Latvian language doesn’t show up in the dropdown. Would I need to select it there to the translation to show in the form?

Thank you. Looking forward to hearing back from you regarding this issue. ??

Hi!

I have a similar problem. My WP language is set-up to Latvian, but the calendar still displays in English. Could you, please, check what is the problem?
Is there a way I could manage the translation with the help of translation plugin (Loco translate)?

Hi!

Thank you for you answer. Here’s what’s happening when I try what you said.
– With Elementor Full Width, the problem remains, because I still need to “Stretch Section”, so that the background covers the page completely (see recording here – https://tempclip.com/en/uLTahtx0bCJM8gM/watch ) – the glitch as you can see remains.

– With Elementor Canvas, it works, but it doesn’t show the Header, nor the Footer anymore (as it states in the description), so it isn’t good in this case.

– What is Sydney canvas? should it come with the theme? Because I don’t have this option.

I’m trying to fix this problem with some coding, but don’t seem to find the solution. Even if I make .container width 100% or 100vw, it makes the container move to one side and leave a white, think margin on a side, and impossible to center it normally.

Hi!

Thank you, will check it out!