Ronny Sherer

Hi mirilailai,

Look at Chouby’s answers.
The need in the shortcode is not recommended and very rarely needed.
Be sure that you MUST use it.

Ronny

Of course that PHP will work, but I do not want to change the purchased theme. If I will, my client will not be able to update it.

Thanks Chouby,

Good practice using purchased theme is to create a child theme and make all your changes there. Which means that you do not change the base theme.
Therefore PHP functions cannot be used.

The wpml-config.xml on the other hand is a great solution for 99.9% of the cases.
Petty for me, my client’s theme is one of those 0.1%. It is not storing each option in the database, but combine all options to one string.

With this theme, I still cannot see a better solution than the ugly shortcode.

Ronny

I finally found two solutions to change the CSS of the editor.
Add class RTL and rely on editor-style.css to support it (Twenty Thirteen does).

function polylang_tinymce_settings($settings)
{
	global $post, $polylang;
	$language = $polylang->model->get_post_language($post->ID);
	if ($language->is_rtl)
		$settings['body_class'] .= ' rtl';
    return $settings;
}
add_filter('tiny_mce_before_init','polylang_tinymce_settings');

Add CSS file to support the RTL:

function my_editor_style($url)
{
	global $post, $polylang;
	$language = $polylang->model->get_post_language($post->ID);
	if ($language->is_rtl)
	{
		if ( !empty($url) )
			$url .= ',';

		// Change the path here if using sub-directory
		$url .= trailingslashit( get_stylesheet_directory_uri() ) . 'editor-style-rtl.css';
	}

	return $url;
}
add_filter('mce_css', 'my_editor_style');

Thanks goodspeed_11,

The authors Andy Stratton and Matt Martz did not merge my changes and did not add languages support, so there is no use in what we did.

Very disappointing.
I will not use this plugin anymore.

Ronny

Use on_sent_ok:
https://contactform7.com/redirecting-to-another-url-after-submissions/

It did not work for me this way, but it did work after removing line:

// re-register
  register_post_type($post_type, $args); // will call this hook again if it exists, so we removed it above.

Thanks a lot Remco,

It does not work yet.
I suppose that I have to wait for a newer version of the plugin (I have 2.2.4).

Ronny

I was traveling Greece and went into an English website to find out how to get somewhere. The computer at the internet-cafe was Greek, so the maps where in Greek too. It was frustrating.

I believe that the website builder should have the choice to decide.

Remco,

You are correct, but you suggest that I will change the plugin. In this case if my client will update the plugin, than the language settings will be overridden by the new code.

Your plugin does support languages, why couldn’t the maps in it support languages too?

Thanks,
Ronny

Sorry for being unclear.
Your plugin has a translation to my language.
The problem I am pointing at is the language of the map itself.

Look at Moscow map in English
Same map in Russian

Map of Tel-Aviv in English
Same in Hebrew

Hi Remco,

If you can give me a clue where you think this change should be and what way you would like it to be, than I can do it and share it back the project.

Thanks,
Ronny

jedwoolley, I did share.
They removed it.
I pasted to here: Modification over wordpress plugin Aboozé Slideshow

Added:

• Control delay_speed and fade_speed in GUI
• Fix fade out
• Add ability to put a page/post id instead of url. This is replaced by the permalink in the website. Very useful when moving a website – no need to update links.

Here is the whole changed file:

[ Moderated, that’s just way too many lines. For that many lines of code please use pastebin.com instead. ]

Works in Hebrew too: SiteMap
I am willing to translate to Hebrew.

I missed the “Home” label (for homepage):
Line 57: $output .= "<li><a href='" . get_home_url() . "'>" . __( 'Home' ) . "</a></li>\n";