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Petros FilippidisParticipant
Step 2 can be:
#msgid "string_for_translation"msgstr "translated_string"
Petros FilippidisParticipantNo these words don’t come from wordpress core. They are spefic from SuperMagPro and from “content-author.php”.
This is what I did and it Worked fine:
Downloaded “/wp-content/languages/themes/supermag-el.po” & “/wp-content/languages/themes/supermag-el.mo” files from supermag free theme (not PRO). (Most of PRO theme strings are allready translated there!)
1) Open “/wp-content/languages/themes/supermag-el.po” with text editor
2) Add# "msgid "Written by"msgstr "Συντάκτης:"# "msgid "Website"msgstr "Ιστοσελίδα"
at the end of text
4) Save file (from txt editor)
5) Open again “/wp-content/languages/themes/supermag-el.po” this time with Poedit. You should now see this words at the end of all translations…
6) Save file without doing any modifications.
7) Upload to server “/wp-content/languages/themes/”. Keep backup of original files in case something goes wrong.There you go!! you have added this words and everything is good
Petros FilippidisParticipantOK thank you!
It would be nice if you could add this functionality (taxonomies)
You can now close this topic
Petros FilippidisParticipantThank you… I just found the solution here:
What about my other question.. “Is there a way to show custom taxonomies in theme widgets?”
Petros FilippidisParticipantThanks for your reply.
The site is under construction at this moment http://www.com-unity.gr. Please provide me an e-mail address where I can send you password to login.
Thank you.
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