• Hi!

    I’m facing an issue where Polylang doesn’t recognize taxonomies and custom post types (CPTs) registered through JetEngine by Crocoblock. While standard WordPress taxonomies and CPTs are detected, those created with JetEngine don’t appear in Polylang’s string translation settings.

    I’ve tried using different methods, but it doesn’t seem to help. Please consider, that WPML handles these JetEngine taxonomies and CPTs without any issues, making them translatable.

    Questions:

    • Is there any way to make Polylang recognize and support JetEngine-registered taxonomies and CPTs?
    • Are there specific steps or hooks I should use to integrate these with Polylang?
    • Are you considering extending support to JetEngine methods of registering custom types?


    Any guidance would be appreciated!

    Thanks,
    J

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  • Plugin Author Chouby

    (@chouby)

    Hello,

    All post types should work the same way. The fact that you register the post type directly in PHP or that you let a third party plugin to register it for you shouldn’t have an impact. Provided, of course, that the 3rd party plugins registers the post type using the native WordPress functions.

    By default, only public post types are added to the Polylang options. You can first check if your post type visibility is set to public.

    You can also control the translation of the post types using either a PHP filter or using a wpml-config.xml file.

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