Luis Martins

Thanks Jeremy,

For some reason on my layout here I had to declare a max-width, nothing else worked.

This layout is based on flex box btw, that might have some relation to this as I’ve not had any problems with the gallery before.

Thanks again.

Many thanks for your help hijiri.

Hey Jeremy,
Thanks for the tips. While useful, im afraid this doesn’t solve my issue because the problem is not with different pages but different with of the same page as it decreases for smaller devices. Essentially im looking to making the gallery responsive.

Found a solution. Mind you the code bellow is for the Genesis framework, so you might need to adapt it to the default WordPress hooks.

You need to filter the labels and pass them through a translation function, as shown bellow:

/**
 * Customize the search form input box text
 *
 * See: https://www.briangardner.com/code/customize-search-form/
 *
 * @since 2.0.0
 */
add_filter( 'genesis_search_text', 'bfg_search_text' );
function bfg_search_text() {

    return esc_attr__( 'Search in this Website...', 'webipack' );

}

/**
 * Customize the search form input button text
 *
 * See: https://www.briangardner.com/code/customize-search-form/
 *
 * @since 2.0.0
 */
add_filter( 'genesis_search_button_text', 'bfg_search_button_text' );
function bfg_search_button_text( $text ) {

    return esc_attr__( 'Search', 'webipack' );

}

Thank you Kyle for the useful plugin and brilliant support.

@hortons-art
My configuration is actually simpler than yours, it only has the “Custom Base” set to: “shop”.

Are you using Genesis framework, SEO by Yoast or any other plugin that might be changing the breadcrumbs navigation?

Well, it seems like no one is listening to this plugins issues.
Essentially you need to configure permalinks to have the shop base category visible in the url structure. Once you do that, the shop base page will be show in the breadcrumbs menu.

Nevermind, got it working.

I expect and support plugin that promote their pro version, and I’ve bought and will continue to buy plugins. That isn’t the question, neither do I expect free plugins to not have some sort of auto promotion.
My point is the description is misleading. What if offers in the free version is way more limited than it says currently on the description and besides that the admin interface is full of advertisements beyond what I think is reasonable. Admittedly that last point is just my personal opinion, the misleading information is just a fact.

That would be great ??

Cool, I can confirm it is working now. Thank you for the help and the really useful plugin. So simple, but it does transform the widgets admin usability.

Having the same problem, would love to be able this plugin to order both categories and products from WooCommerce.

Thanks Dave, I was getting those alerts but actually the problem at my site was caused by another issue.

Thanks for the fast reply and help.

Cheers.

Hey Dave, please excuse my delay here.
I think your ideia of having one widget instance per language is the most appropriate too. It also seems to bee the “wordpress way”, since also the way menus work in multi-language environment.
This would absolutely solve my use case scenario.

That being said, I am now looking into a different solution that seems to be recommended as the de facto solution for multi-language wp: https://babbleplugin.com

Not sure if it will work the same way in the way other plugins can figure which language is active.

Hey David,

Sure, I’m surely deeply interested in that. Do you have any suggestion, is it enough for now if explain it with more detail, maybe including samples on how other widgets approached this issue?