[epeyron]

Hi, I’m trying to localize my website, which is using the Nirvana Theme, but I have a problem with the presentation page using Polylang: Every string that appears once in the Presentation page can have a translation in different languages. Which means “#” can only be translated one time. So if I try to translate the presentation page in two languages, every slide will lead to the same localized page. Have you tried using “#1”, “#2” & “#3” as placeholders instead of just “#”? It might solve the problem.

Website: www.ragewebsite.com

[epeyron]

Update: It seems I was right, but there’s a way to solve the problem. Just replace the link placeholders “#” by original text like “#1”, “#2”, “#3”, etc in the Presentation Page Settings, click Save, and the problem is solved. Still, it would be better to have this as default in a next version.

[Zed]

I’m not sure I understand the issue.

The slider has a target link field which appears in Polylang’s strings administration as a separate input for each language.

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[epeyron]

In my Strings Translations pane, it appears only once for each language. There are five slides. It should appear five times by default, so that we could enter five different links.

[Zed]

Polylang doesn’t always show all translateable strings. Edit the link fields from the default # to something else and the fields will appear under Strings.

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[epeyron]

Yes, I believe Polylang shows the same string only once too. But believe it or not, it took me some time to understand this. When I did, I entered links in the respective fields BEFORE going to the Polylang Settings. The way around it would be for Cryout to use “#1”, “#2” & “#3” as placeholders by default instead of just “#” for the links. This way, we wouldn’t have to guess.

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