madalinaruzsa

Hi @jstneti,

TranslatePress should not translate strings in the back-end, such as ‘wc_appointments_field_data_início_month.’

For testing purposes, please perform a conflict test. Keep only TranslatePress active, along with the plugins necessary to display the BookingWP form and the twenty twenty theme. Does the issue still persist under these conditions?

Hi @goldio123,

There are a few errors in your code specifically an extra semicolon and a plus sign. I’ve attached the corrected version of the code below:

@import url(‘https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Amatic+SC:wght@400;700&display=swap’); body.translatepress-he_IL {
font-family: ‘Amatic SC’;
}

Assigning a specific font to each text block is beyond the scope of our support. To achieve this, you will need to apply custom CSS targeting each text block on your site. We recommend using CSS resources to implement this customization.

Hi @jstneti,

From your message, I understand that this issue is occurring because some elements are not translated correctly into Portuguese. Have you tried modifying these translations manually? If the form is not working correctly due to incorrect translations of certain elements, updating them to the correct translation should resolve the issue.

If updating the translations of the elements doesn’t resolve the issue, could you please provide the link to the page where you encountered this issue and share the steps I should follow to replicate it?

Hi @waleednasir1024,

Did you manage to solve your issue? I have check your checkout page but it seems that the “Delivery Date” is displayed correctly in Arabic, please check this screenshot: https://snipboard.io/zDNUwa.jpg

Hi @goldio123,

To change the font for the secondary language, you’ll need to add a small CSS snippet in Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS. Here’s an example:

@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Padauk&display=swap'); body.translatepress-en_UK { font-family: Padauk; }

Replace Padauk with your preferred font and adjust the language code (en_UK in this case) to match your needs.

You can explore and select fonts from Google Fonts at this link: Google Fonts.

Hi @paulschiretz and @pceciltan,

I’ve created a task for the development team to fix this notice.

In the meantime, you can temporarily hide the notice by setting WP_DEBUG to false in your wp-config.php file.

• This reply was modified 1 week, 1 day ago by madalinaruzsa.

Hi @paulschiretz,

Please go to WordPress Dashboard > Plugins > Installed Plugins > and send a screenshot with everything you have installed related to TP.

You can use a site like https://snipboard.io/ to share the screenshots.

Hi @skyhightech,

Could you please confirm whether the Content Carousel widget you’re experiencing issues with is visible in the default language (English)?

Hi @hungthaisales,

Is the ‘Use a subdirectory for the default language’ setting currently disabled on your site? I checked your site just now, and I’m not encountering a 404 error when accessing your homepage in English.

Hi @lhawk,

We pull all the languages from www.remarpro.com that have a complete WordPress installation available. If you check this list here: WordPress Polyglots Teams, you’ll notice that the Irish language doesn’t currently have a complete WordPress version available.

If a language isn’t included in our plugin, you can still make it available by adding a custom language in TranslatePress. To do this, go to TP Settings → Advanced tab, and use the Custom Language section: Add Custom Language. After adding the Irish language using the “ga” language code, you’ll be able to use it without any issues.

Hi @kipcreativ,

1. TranslatePress Editor Issue

The message “This string is not ready for translation yet” typically arises from a conflict with another plugin, most often an optimization plugin.

Since this looks a lot like a conflict with some other code, the next recommended step is the conflict test (ideally in a staging environment):

??Briefly disable all other plugins and enable the default Twenty Twenty theme. Please also disable all add-ons. If this fixes the problem, as it probably will, enable everything one by one, checking each time to see when the problem returns.

2. SQL warning

Could you tell me what collation you have right now on your database as well as the *_trp_tables from it?
It should be utf8mb4_general_ci, but if is not, try to access it and see if you can change to this type.

As always, we recommend backing up your site before making any changes to your database.

Hi @outwork,

Could you please tell me the exact steps you took, how the product is set up, and the exact content of the email? I’d like to try to reproduce this issue.

In the meantime, please try using the conditional shortcode in the email and let me know if the issue persists.

Hi @chengjianping,

Please go to WordPress Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS > and add the following CSS code:

.elementor-shortcode .trp-ls-shortcode-current-language, .elementor-shortcode .trp-ls-shortcode-language {
max-width: 200px;
}

Yes, the CSS code should be the same for every site.

Hi @chengjianping,

Please remove the adminitrator link as soon as possible. DO NOT share the administrator link to your site here, as it is visible to anyone on www.remarpro.com and can leave your site vulnerable to hacking.

I need to use the right-click feature on your site to view the CSS code for the language switcher. Could you please disable the plugin that is blocking right-click functionality?

Hi @kipcreativ,

Let’s investigate what’s happening on your site.

Go to WordPress Dashboard > Plugins > Installed Plugins > and please check to have the latest versions of TranslatePress Multilingual V 2.8.9.

Next, update your WordPress to version 6.6.2. Does the translation disappear again? If it does, please go to the front end, open the TranslatePress editor, select a string where the translation has disappeared, and send a screenshot following the example below: https://snipboard.io/RKFCn4.jpg