pinterjuco

thank you both your replies. now I understand the limitations. I rather removed it from the social icon list, and use the skype call social link only in the footer and sidebar, where it is actually working.

@emranemranx

why would I use a plugin, when there is the built in option to have social links (RSS, facebook, mail, phone, twitter, linkedin etc., even skype!) in the theme?

it is not, that I’m creating it from scratch – it is a feature in the theme itself. only thing I didn’t figure out, why mailto:, tel: is working, while skype: doesn’t (works as a custom html, but not in the social menu…)

thanks!

@d4z_c0nf
thank you Rocco, I’ll check the links.

you might be right, but I’m puzzled: az I used this social link in the footer, in a widget, and works perfectly fine, initiating the call without problems.
and if mailto: and tel: is working, what’s up with skype: … anyway, I might get my answer reading through the links provided ??
Thanks

@awanrmb
thank you so much for the quick help!
exactly what I needed.

hi @jarektheme,
I did, thank you!

@lyrathemes, thank you for the quick response. My “banner” is basically a series of header images without any optional captions.
here you can see it: https://www.pinterjuco.hu
here you can’t: https://www.pinterjuco.hu/en/yoga-with-juco/
both pages are front pages (when I check the list of pages, both marked as front page)
Appearance – customize – front page – banner/slider: banner is selected
Appearance – customize – header image: 4 picture uploaded for random display, caption textbox left empty

I will also check the links, thank you!

Hi Diego, (@corewpress)

1. maybe it is me missing the info, that WPML would be the only compatible multilingual plugin for kale. I guess you realize, that WPML is not a free plugin, and at the moment your suggestion in not an affordable solution for me.

2. The blog feed in original language with the preferred setup: https://www.pinterjuco.hu/blog/
the travel blog menu item with the English blog posts: https://www.pinterjuco.hu/en/category/english/
(background info: the blog was bilingual without using a plugin, manually creating the feel of a bilingual site, so I have a lot of content to organise retrospectively…)

3.Thanks for the recommendation, I will check it out.
Thanks,
Judit

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by pinterjuco.

Hi @ricotheque,
I went along with the option using only two categories – “English” and “Hungarian”, and put everything else as tags. I’m not sure if this is what I want for the long run, but as of now, this solved the next/previous link issue.
Thank you for checking.

@ricotheque
Hi Rico, I did not edit the codes yet – actually I have no knowledge on coding, but I’m fine doing it with guidance.

Question: do I understand it correctly, that in case I only use 2 categories (1 for hungarian, 1 for english) and everything else goes to tags (like travel, yoga, asia, etc.), then my problem is actually solved, right?

But in case I use more categories (at least 5-6), and the posts are marked to be in more categories, I can have a solution only by modifying the theme’s code, right?

So if I choose the latter (using more categories, but next/last defined only by the language category), can you advise me how to modify the code?

thank you for checking my issue. Maybe it is only me, but I can’t see the solution.
I excluded one category (English in my case) from the front page, with a plugin (Ultimate Category Excluder). So this category is not visible in the front page, that is my blog. In the same time English, as a category is an element of my main menu, so all items in this category are visible only there.
But as I did no coding at all, my problem is still there.
My main aim – separating the two languages, as if they were two blogs – is working nicely. But the previous/next link referring to posts are still mixed. This is what I’d like to sort out.