Comments for Remkus de Vries http://remkusdevries.com Driven by curiosity and questions authority Sat, 18 Feb 2012 12:50:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Genesis Translations by albigin http://remkusdevries.com/plugins/genesis-translations/#comment-6944 albigin Sat, 18 Feb 2012 12:50:16 +0000 http://remkusdevries.com/?page_id=224#comment-6944 Sure. I'll do it. Sure. I’ll do it.

]]> Comment on Genesis Translations by Remkus http://remkusdevries.com/plugins/genesis-translations/#comment-6943 Remkus Sat, 18 Feb 2012 12:06:53 +0000 http://remkusdevries.com/?page_id=224#comment-6943 If you don't mind create a topic on the StudioPress forums in the Genesis Translations section. The comments here are not really that good for support :). If you don’t mind create a topic on the StudioPress forums in the Genesis Translations section. The comments here are not really that good for support :) .

]]> Comment on Genesis Translations by albigin http://remkusdevries.com/plugins/genesis-translations/#comment-6942 albigin Sat, 18 Feb 2012 11:27:03 +0000 http://remkusdevries.com/?page_id=224#comment-6942 Did it, but no use. My changes are not active. In particular I was trying to translate "Speak your mind" (in italian:"Esprimi un tuo parere") which in the current italian version was (or should I say is?) still in english. I downloaded from glotpress the two files (.po and .mo) you just updated with my editing, renamed them to it_IT (that is : it_IT.po and it_IT.mo), uploaded them to wp-content/themes/genesis/lib/languages but I still read "Speak your mind" instead of "Esprimi un tuo parere". Where was I wrong? Did it, but no use. My changes are not active.

In particular I was trying to translate “Speak your mind” (in italian:”Esprimi un tuo parere”) which in the current italian version was (or should I say is?) still in english.

I downloaded from glotpress the two files (.po and .mo) you just updated with my editing, renamed them to it_IT (that is : it_IT.po and it_IT.mo), uploaded them to wp-content/themes/genesis/lib/languages but I still read “Speak your mind” instead of “Esprimi un tuo parere”. Where was I wrong?

]]> Comment on Genesis Translations by Remkus http://remkusdevries.com/plugins/genesis-translations/#comment-6941 Remkus Sat, 18 Feb 2012 11:11:52 +0000 http://remkusdevries.com/?page_id=224#comment-6941 I personally have to approve the changes, which I just did, after which you can download the updates. Could you try again? I personally have to approve the changes, which I just did, after which you can download the updates. Could you try again?

]]> Comment on Genesis Translations by albigin http://remkusdevries.com/plugins/genesis-translations/#comment-6940 albigin Sat, 18 Feb 2012 11:09:09 +0000 http://remkusdevries.com/?page_id=224#comment-6940 Did it, no use. My editing isn't accepted ... How do you save your editing in GlotPress? Thx for being patient. Did it, no use. My editing isn’t accepted …

How do you save your editing in GlotPress?

Thx for being patient.

]]> Comment on Genesis Translations by Remkus http://remkusdevries.com/plugins/genesis-translations/#comment-6939 Remkus Sat, 18 Feb 2012 10:44:06 +0000 http://remkusdevries.com/?page_id=224#comment-6939 None other than registering <a href="http://translate.studiopress.com/home/" rel="nofollow">here</a> and adding your changes to the Italian project. None other than registering here and adding your changes to the Italian project.

]]> Comment on Genesis Translations by albigin http://remkusdevries.com/plugins/genesis-translations/#comment-6938 albigin Sat, 18 Feb 2012 10:42:26 +0000 http://remkusdevries.com/?page_id=224#comment-6938 Hi Remkus, I'd like to edit some terms in the italian translation. GlotPress won't allow me to modify any of those terms. Is there any workaround? Thx Hi Remkus,

I’d like to edit some terms in the italian translation. GlotPress won’t allow me to modify any of those terms. Is there any workaround?
Thx

]]> Comment on Genesis Translations by Remkus http://remkusdevries.com/plugins/genesis-translations/#comment-6914 Remkus Fri, 17 Feb 2012 14:12:35 +0000 http://remkusdevries.com/?page_id=224#comment-6914 That is odd.. I don't really have an explanation for that one. If it is picking up the other strings, but not that one, then the only place I think I could look is <code>functions.php</code> in hopes Comments is overridden there or something. That is odd.. I don’t really have an explanation for that one. If it is picking up the other strings, but not that one, then the only place I think I could look is functions.php in hopes Comments is overridden there or something.

]]> Comment on Genesis Translations by Remkus http://remkusdevries.com/plugins/genesis-translations/#comment-6913 Remkus Fri, 17 Feb 2012 14:10:57 +0000 http://remkusdevries.com/?page_id=224#comment-6913 My plugin looks at the language setting of your WordPress site. Doesn't matter if that's a single install (and it's looking at <code>wp-config.php</code> in that scenario) or a site in your WordPress Network (in which case you have to change the language setting in your general settings page in your site dashboard). So to answer your question, the plugin works on any type of WordPress site .. just as long as your settings are set right. My plugin looks at the language setting of your WordPress site. Doesn’t matter if that’s a single install (and it’s looking at wp-config.php in that scenario) or a site in your WordPress Network (in which case you have to change the language setting in your general settings page in your site dashboard).

So to answer your question, the plugin works on any type of WordPress site .. just as long as your settings are set right.

]]> Comment on Genesis Translations by Henry Scullion http://remkusdevries.com/plugins/genesis-translations/#comment-6912 Henry Scullion Fri, 17 Feb 2012 13:53:15 +0000 http://remkusdevries.com/?page_id=224#comment-6912 I've read your description above and all the preceding posts but I'm still struggling to understand exactly how your plugin fits in to peoples' multilingual strategies. So let me state my understanding so far. I'd be grateful for any corrections! Scenario 1: I want to create a single language site (in a language other than English) using the Genesis Framework with a child theme. - Install your plugin - all languages in your list above are installed by default. - Set my language by updating some line in the file wp-config.php. (Is it obvious which one?) - That's it. Scenario 2: I want to create a multilingual site (say English & German) using the Genesis Framework with a child theme. - Your plugin only works for a single site. I cannot dynamically change the language flag in wp-config.php. - I can use it only if I am using a separate site for each language. - In this case I need to set up 2 separate sites, one English and one German. Then I need to handcraft individual links from each page on the English site to it's page on the German site? Probably not feasible...? Thanks, Henry I’ve read your description above and all the preceding posts but I’m still struggling to understand exactly how your plugin fits in to peoples’ multilingual strategies. So let me state my understanding so far. I’d be grateful for any corrections!

Scenario 1: I want to create a single language site (in a language other than English) using the Genesis Framework with a child theme.
– Install your plugin – all languages in your list above are installed by default.
- Set my language by updating some line in the file wp-config.php. (Is it obvious which one?)
- That’s it.

Scenario 2: I want to create a multilingual site (say English & German) using the Genesis Framework with a child theme.

- Your plugin only works for a single site. I cannot dynamically change the language flag in wp-config.php.
- I can use it only if I am using a separate site for each language.
- In this case I need to set up 2 separate sites, one English and one German. Then I need to handcraft individual links from each page on the English site to it’s page on the German site? Probably not feasible…?

Thanks,
Henry

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