Rob Myrick

Hi there @fluiditystudio. Our plugin doesn’t hook into the paid version of the API at least, so I wouldn’t know the answer on that front.

But I would have to see the backend to diagnose anything. Let me know if I can see the site or help further. I will do my best.

Thanks! Rob

Hi @fluiditystudio! Thanks for the post here….can you send a link directly to me here:

info @ wp-studio . net

Or just post here and I hopefully can diagnose without logging in.

Thanks, Rob Myrick

Hi @kotsuka! Thanks for your post here.

In most cases it’s good to activate your current language flag so that your visitors can return to the original language of your website.

So for example, if your site is written in Spanish, you would include Spanish flag, as well as other flags that you want. Then visitors will click Spanish language to return to the original language.

Let me know if that helps!

Thanks, Rob

Hi @jmilesmiller, thanks for posting here.

Let’s start with the Food site. Is there a way I can login to this? There is an error I’m not used to seeing.

Let me know – you can send here:

info @ wp-studio . net

Thanks! Rob

Hi @sideeq313, yes this is possible if you add a class “notranslate” to an entire area, but then add another class named “translate” to the area you would like to translate. You could add these classes directly into the code, or use jQuery to add them when page is loaded.

Let me know if I need to explain in further detail. I can help.

info @ wp-studio . net

Thanks! Rob Myrick

Hi @fidosysop,

I’m going to assume these blocked urls are being sourced from OUTSIDE your website at https://translate.google.com. Is this correct? I think Google has reasons for doing this, so that their own URLs are not being indexed into their search results. Unfortunately it appears to cause some alarm and confusion.

I’ve had problems with these two files below and the robots.txt file associated with https://translate.google.com, which technically has no effect on your website, although Google does show them as blocked in Webmaster Tools.

I would be concerned if those resources were being blocked from inside your domain, but clearly it’s Google blocking their own files to prevent indexing of their own resources.

https://translate.googleapis.com/translate_static/css/translateelement.css
Style Sheet Blocked Low robots.txt
https://translate.googleapis.com/translate_static/js/element/main.js
Script Blocked Low

Hi @danielego,

Thanks for your post here. May I have a link to your site – I will take a look!

You can also email the link if you prefer the privacy.

info @ wp-studio dot net

Thanks, Rob

Hi @frank2018! Thanks for the post.

I can try and help here….it will likely be outdated jQuery or some other types of errors, especially on an older installation.

I am willing to help if I could get access to the site. Simply contact me here directly:

info at wp-studio .net

Thanks and looking forward to helping! Thanks! Rob

Hi @vipfrance!

Yes I will happily help get this fixed! Can you please send a login to the site here:

info at wp-studio . net

I will take good care of your site and fix the issue immediately.

Thank you! Rob Myrick

Hi @vipfrance,

It appears that you have not added the solution I mentioned above, my friend.

Please look very closely, and remove any code I mentioned previously.

font {
  color:#000 !important;
}

The plugin works I am 100% sure.

Please, I want to help you. If you would like me to make the change for you, please send a login to your website by secure email here:

info at wp-studio . net

Thanks, Rob

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Hi, it appears you missed the ! above. It should be this below:

font {
  color:#000 !important;
}

I should have formatted that for you ??

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Hi @georgec, can you send me an email here? If you can provide access to your site as well, I can take a look and let you know.

info at wp-studio . net

Thanks, Rob

No problem! Yes I completely understand on the bad translations. But yes, I would try to separate out your sites, that will keep your life easier. I’m not saying you can use a plugin, but it’s an important function that is worth separating out so that it can be managed easier.

I would explore both options and go with your gut feeling on it. Best of luck with the project!

Thanks, Rob

Ok let’s try this below – this will do it! The color below is what is used when language is default. Let me know if you have any other color issues on the site. The code below will affect all of it, but in most cases it won’t be a problem.

font {
color:#000 !important;
}

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Hi daniellemolenaar,

Thanks for the post here. My honest opinion is that for practical purposes, website visitors won’t punish you for a few incorrect translations.

If having accurate translation is 100% necessary, one way to have total control, is to duplicate your website into another folder or sub-domain. The default language would be built at the root folder lever, and then possibly have a sub-domain or sub-folder built to suit your other langauges. (i.e. for FRENch you would have example . com / fr)

Having more than one website is not much harder to manage because you could build them under the Multisite capability that WordPress offers. One login and you can manage all of your sites in one place. Then you would place a flag and links at top of both websites, to link back and forth between languages. You would manage all pages separately and have full control.

Also, all of your pages have better ability to get indexing by Google because they will be REAL pages. Using a plugin to do this work as well, but it gets complex, no matter how sohpisticated the solution.

I hope that helps! I could help you do the duplication if you need it, or explain more. I think planning in this way is the smartest way to do it, but others might have other opinions.

Thanks for your support! Rob