I use the plugin only with shortcodes, you can see it here:
https://www.mantitaypeli.com/scream/
Or in any titles at: https://www.mantitaypeli.com/peliculas-y-series/
I’ve started again from scratch, deleted the plugin and reinstalled and activated it. In Loco Translate I created the Spanish language again and selected System.
I’ve done several translations and nothing, it still doesn’t work, I’ve updated the cache in case that’s what it was, but it still comes out in English. The funny thing is that the results returned by TMDB are in Spanish.
I’ve tried using my TMDB API, or leaving it empty…
I’ve looked through FTP and in principle the files are correct, the only option I can think of is to edit the original .po template, but I wanted to do it the right way, once finished I’ll send you the translation.
This has nothing to do with the translation but maybe it can be useful. The script doesn’t work for me without shortcode, that is, if I activate Movies for example, and I make an entry, I get everything correct while I’m editing the entry and I can choose the movie, but when I save and publish it doesn’t show up. If I go back to edit the entry in question, there is no movie selected. And if I choose it again, the same thing happens, so I can only work with Shortcode, it’s something I was testing yesterday and it happens whether I choose the Gutenberg editor or not in the options, but it doesn’t affect me because I have always used it like that with shortcodes.
I don’t know what more information I can give you, I have the latest version of WordPress and all the plugins updated, I use the Rehub template, which also uses Elementor. For the cache I use W3 Total Cache, but I think none of this has to affect the language.
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This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by chiflaos.