kiralyandras

Sorry for the missed reply, so I confirm here that the problem is resolved. Thanks for the fast action!

Thanks, but I already deactivated the plugin by the recovery mode, so it’s running. I need the plugin for translation, this is why I ask support: for a new version without the error.

Same here, but I need support, because can’t edit files directly.

The error message is: An error of type E_PARSE was caused in line 72 of the file …/plugins/translatepress-multilingual/includes/mtapi/functions.php. Error message: syntax error, unexpected ‘)’

Originally there were paragraphs that don’t need translation, so I would liked to hide it with the shortcode. Because it didn’t work I created content for every paragraphs, so I don’t need to skip any of them anymore. It is not a solution, just a workaround.

I’m still interested why doesn’t it work on my site, but I have no more time to search the real solution.

Thanks for the reply, but I must finalized the site so bypassed the problem with creating parallel content for every element, therefore I don’t need to skip paragraphs anymore.

There is a field when i can add the description manually, isn’t it? Yes, it is and i used it.

BTW, i have no other idea how to solve it, so here is the page (it was under construction until now): https://3d-foto.hu

Thanks for your help!

I have only a few pages but no posts, so no excerpts. But i don’t need the excerpt feature, because i filled the “Home Page Meta Description” field in your plugin. My problem is that i don’t see this description in the source code of the home page, this is why the 2nd question in my previous post. Where is the place in the HTML code i can expect the appearance of the meta description?

I’m sorry but i don’t understand where should i search for blank spaces regarding to the comment came from your plugin.

BTW these comments are theoretically useful as because you explain: the user have a clear view what lines are added by this plugin. But only if those added line are between the comments (or after one comment). In my case those two comment lines are alone, without any extra stuff in the code. So it is only useful because of the opposite of the original intention: shows that something is wrong (nothing added there).

I know it is a comment, and this is the reason why i’m suprised. The code added by the plugin is not here, so the comment is useless at this point. The <title> is the 14th line of the HTML but this comment is in line 54 and 55, between two scripts. The rel=’canonical’ is enabled and in the 45th line. BTW thanks for asking about the description, because i just realized it’s missing from the HTML code, so something is wrong with the plugin. I expect this part also at the beginning, like the <title>. So now we have not just one, but two questions.

1.) Why the comment at that place?
2.) Why the description is missing?

Thanks in advance,
András Király.

The navigation is custom made and therefore contains only the elements what i need. At first i thought hiding is not a solution, because in that case the functionality will break, but i tested it and i can say it is a real solution. For example i have a blank prepared page for the result list of Google custom search which is hidden now and the searching still works, so now i am happy.

Thanks for the idea!

I do not hide them at the moment. This is exactly what i would like to do and i don’t mind the way to do it (just the result). Those pages are not hidden because i need them but not in the sitemap.

Same dream here! I don’t want to see those predefined styles, just my custom stuff. These come various sources (files) but without any visible logic (for me) and don’t know how to prevent the load.

I got
this after inserting the suggested code:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function add_filter() in functions.php on line 39

And in my case that line is:
add_filter('tiny_mce_before_init', 'myCustomTinyMCE' );