[Plugin: 012 Ps Multi Languages] This is how i put language flags on my page

  • Resolved dr_who20

    (@dr_who20)


    12 years, 4 months ago

    1) Copy the complete “flags” dir to your “img dir” or “images” dir in your theme.

    2) follow the normal install procedure of the plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/012-ps-multi-languages/installation/

    3) Replace the following code in line 22: /wp-content/plugins/012-ps-multi-languages/config/functions.php

    $multilingual_snippet = $ps_multi_languages->ps_012_multilingual_list( $lang );
		if ( !$echo ):
			return $multilingual_snippet;
		endif;

		$html .= '<ul class="snippet">'. "\n";

		foreach ( $multilingual_snippet as $key => $val ){
			$current = $val['current'] ? ' class="'.$val['current'].'" ' : '';
			$html .= '<li'. $current .'>' . "\n";
			$html .= '<a href="'.$val['url'].'">'.$val['name'].'</a>' . "\n";
			$html .= '</li>' . "\n";
		}
		$html .= '</ul>'. "\n";

		echo $html;
	}

    To:

    $multilingual_snippet = $ps_multi_languages->ps_012_multilingual_list( $lang );
		if ( !$echo ):
			return $multilingual_snippet;
		endif;

		$html .= '<ul class="snippet">'. "\n";

		foreach ( $multilingual_snippet as $key => $val ){
			$current = $val['current'] ? ' class="'.$val['current'].'" ' : '';
			$flags_dir = get_bloginfo('template_directory');
   //Put correct flag dir Url here:
		$flags_dir .= '/img/flags/';
		$flag_icon = $flags_dir . $key . '.png';
$flag_icon = '<img src="'.$flag_icon.'" style="float:right;margin:2px;padding:1px;border:1px solid #021a40;background-color:#ff0>"';
			$html .= '<a href="'.$val['url'].'">'.$flag_icon.'</a>&nbsp';
	}

	echo $html;
	}

    4) Put the following code in your theme “header.php” between <head>...</head> where you want the flags to display:

    <?php if ( function_exists( 'ps_012_multilingual_list' ) ) $gs = ps_012_multilingual_list() ; ?>

    That will do the trick.

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  • Great, but just a small caution – if the plug-in is ever upgraded, the changes in function.php may be run-over. Users should remember to re-apply their changes to the new version of function.php.

    There a bunch of commented-out code for adding multi-language support for media files, so it’s possible that an upgrade is in the works (hope so, anyway).

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