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Thanks for your answer!
I’ve tried that, but when I save the group & lt; and & gt; automatically change to < and >

Thank you!!!

Great, thanks!

Thank you so much!

In case somebody else needs this, here’s what’s working:

in functions.php:

if ( function_exists('register_sidebar') )
register_sidebar(array(
  'name' => __('Footer', 'textdomain'),
  'id' => 'footer'
));

and in the template file:
dynamic_sidebar( 'footer' );

I’ll wait for next version then.
Thank you!

Works perfect, thank you!

I’ve already rated cfs 5 stars a couple of years ago, and it keeps getting better ??

Ok, thanks!!

Could you please tell me how you solved this issue?
Passing the field through the_content filter didn’t work for me.
Thanks!

Will do that.
Thanks!!

Thanks for your answer!
I can’t tell exactly when this started happening, but today it happened for the first time on another site!
And this time I know for sure that the only thing that’s changed is the plugin underConstruction

I’ve used it for years on other sites with no problems, but now it seems to have changed.
And I’m also using that plugin on the other site.

Could that be it??

Hi!
I’m not hiding the login page.

No updates since the issue began, other than wordpress’ auto update to 4.2.4.

Yes, I can. In fact, one of them is me.
I’ve deleted my old user and created a new one, and a couple of days later I started getting failed login emails with the new user.

Still not working.

Just to be clear, the translation is not the problem.
I have 2 languages: english, and spanish (which is the main language).
I’m using this code in my template: _e(‘No post found’, ‘themename’)
and I have translated the ‘No post found’ phrase in spanish in my .mo file.

The problem is that it is always displaying in the main language. Currently it only displays in spanish, but if I change the main language to english, it always displays in english.

Is it more clear now?

Thanks!
The first option is the right way to do it, but it isn’t working. If I place the same code somewhere else in other templates, the translation is working fine, so it’s not a string translation issue.

The second option works fine. However, I need to keep the translations separated from the template files.

Do you have any clue as to why the first option is not working?

Thanks for your answer!
I’m not having trouble with the search results. I’m using the method described in the link you provided, and everything works fine, the results are always displaying in the correct language.

My issue is that I can’t get a translation for any message in the results template. For instance, the ‘No posts found’ message.
The code I’m using is
_e('No post found', 'themename')

but it always shows in the default language.