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I thought “Copy settings” was for the styles only. I think “Copy entire form” would be clearer.

I found “Copy settings” in Tools, which worked the first time, fine. But then after some modifications, I wanted to copy settings back & it’s copied EVERYTHING – AND changed the original filename to the new file name!! I’ve lost my original form!

This has now happened a few times. I can’t get my head around it! It needs an UNDO!

OK I got it (Change field labels).

(This was supposed to go on the “General” page but landed here. I’ve since posted ON the General page but there’s no option to delete THIS post??)

I use qTranslateX.
All hunky dory, but I want to edit the default translated fields… and I can’t find them!

So apparently there is no UNDO function.

There is a “Restore Default” button at the bottom of each page of tab content – It seems obvious that this applies to the content above it. As it applies to the WHOLE SITE, this button should be ABOVE the tabs.

Also, the warning should be clearer, like “ATTENTION, by clicking OK you return ALL your site content to default! This CANNOT be undone!”

Thirdly, there should be automatic backups (e.g. -1 day, -7 days) and an UNDO or BACKTRACK function to recover a previous state of the theme content.

The qTranslate developers suggested I refer you to this –
Integration Guide
??

Why is this marked “Resolved”?
I imagine this must be a popular problem. Can we see the solution?
Thx

Hi,
Is this something that can be done in some way? Or in the future?
As I’m using several languages (with more to come) it’s not practical for a translator to work on a text with several languages mixed into it.

Yes, it works fine on another theme with “normal” pages (Theme “Supermassive”).
It seems the format with Sections on a single page seems to escape qTranslate. The theme says “compatible with qTranslate” (otherwise I wouldn’t have used it), but I have to use <!–:en–> etc. for the translations.

Yes, that’s what I’m doing. That and
<!–:en–>English <!–:–><!–:de–>Deutsch <!–:–>.

With external translators though I would have preferred tab-defined languages as they appear in Page Edit.
I thought that defining the id/class of sections’ text-fields in qT’s settings would do it but it doesn’t.

Thanks.

I use qTranslate-X on this theme (& several other themes & sites), which I’m very happy with. However, the qTranslate language tabs don’t show in Theme Options > Sections in I Am One, so I have to use tags for every phrase. OK for my languages but not practical when engaging other translators.
Is it possible to fix this? (qT-X Custom fields: https://qtranslatexteam.wordpress.com/faq/#CustomFields )

There are about 20 fields to change in the link, but I just needed
margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto;
in Styles > Form DIV:
to center the form as a whole.

Looks all English to me. Is this resolved?

That would be a great option, yes, that I would use myself.