savvaskef1978

I said that just because you were skeptical about answering such question… you rather told me to ask for help by dedicated programmers, which is kind of silly if you ask me. Once you have the knowledge base it’s normal to collect as much help as possible for your clients. I mean there are even developers that are your customers.

Anyway, no more fooling around.The answer to my question is to use $post->_application to access the information and use it as you wish.it’s the information registered under label contact_email.You gotta understand that there are theme developers that use your plugin having translated the fields to suit their target market.I wish you see know that this could be answered at the root, by you!

Thnx for keeping up this discussion, though!!!

i can give you the answer but publishing contradicts your support policy…
do you, actually, want the answer?

sirs,
i do build the job_listings with elementor.

the thing is that when i try to add elements that span into more than one columns, wp-job manager forces them to appear as in a phone or col-12 if you like.

and that include picture galleries that become 6×1 rather than 2×3 as they appear when i create the page (not wp-admin) . or even a grid of 1×2 appears as 2×1

it’s like you see the page in a mobile phone, except for search form and menu everything else is posted element after element spanning row after row

.I hope in view of new information(what i just wrote) you may seek to resolve the problem… after all my theme supplier and elementor are good customers to you!!!!

found it! I found all strings with loco. Then I changed the wordpress settings language.
What confused me was that strings were spread among themes , plugins and wordpress itself.

is there another way?maybe to switch languages for the whole site as a user?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by savvaskef1978.

I could not translate the form using poedit…

However, the loco translate seems now more promising.
The problem was that some strings are created from the theme and some from the wp-job-manager plugin!
I was only disappointed not finding half of the strings.

Using loco I added a language(greek) and translated the strings that appear in the form.
.po and .mo have been created.

Now, what?Loco says it’s up to the them\plugin to merge the strings into pages\templates
How do I switch to the new language(which actually consists of only a dozen of strings + error messages possibly)

thanx for all the help guys.
but I still need that clarification.(reading the whole documentation of loco is counter-productive for that scale of task)
plz help

hallo,
thnx for trying to help.

Yet,I still face the problem
for which I posted.

I tried loco-translate,polylang,saywhat and poedit.
I only want to translate twenty strings in greek.
The ones that constitute the labels in the
joblisting.submit form

For example I never found :”contact email” on any
of the solutions.
It should be something very simple.can’t you try
on any of the solutions to verify translation works?

and then, plz, help me out of this situation

yes, that was it.

in numerous attempts to use it from the very beginning until close to the deadline I have seeked to verify if it works, even in scenarios of re-installing and deactivating plugins, and I ‘ve never used another browser.
that earns medal of bad luck

thnx a lot

any free plugins in place of WPML (I tried loco and polylang unsuccessfully)

in the first three slides I am describing the full experience to the the theme providers.(I cannot uset neither the native editor nor the elementror editor as is found in the last slides\screenshots)

please verify the issue and respond! my site depends on you!

In the beginning, after I copied the partials folder(https://github.com/billerickson/EA-Starter/tree/master/partials) in both wp-includes and wp-content and added dps-large.php and dps-small.php, I also added the code found in Specify a layout in the shortcode
Article in code-snippets (and enabled it)

I used [display-posts] short-code as found in the following slides I got an error starting with :

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function ea_entry_image_id() in …

Later on a second wordpress installation I did the same and there was a result but no difference…I used
[display-posts layout=”large” image_size=”thumbnail” post_type=”job_listing” include_excerpt=”true” excerpt_length=”20″ meta_key=”_thumbnail_id” posts_per_page=”3″ wrapper=”div” wrapper_class=”display-posts-listing grid”]
…changing “small” with “large”

[display-posts layout=”large”] and [display-posts layout=”small”] had noe effect either (it just brought no images)

can you figure what’s missing?

thnx,
after i dared change additional .css it worked.

thnx a lot.can you use code snippets to : posts that match your theme(as in yur tutorials).is that possible?
if so, can you explain each step of the tutorial (as in how to add a .php page and how to use it?what is a partial? how(and when) does the code interact with word-press and/or theme?what changes when you use codesnipeets?
(also a bit of documentation would be useful – especially if it takes any burden from you by my questions)

I reckoned there might be a missing dot in the text at the widget.adding it results in text appearing at the middle of the picture but does not wrap and after the second line it still appears after the bottom of the picture