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  • Plugin Author Mike Martel

    (@mike_cowobo)

    Hi @acrobate67,

    I have never tested the plugin with WPML, but WP Tiles uses WP_Query out of the box to fetch posts, so I would assume WPML adds its current language filters. Unfortunately, I don’t have a copy of WPML to test with, but I will have a look in their docs to see what the problem can be.

    Kind regards,
    Mike

    Thread Starter acrobate67

    (@acrobate67)

    I just made a test on a test site using a fresh install of WordPress with Twenty Fourteen theme and WPML only. Same thing happens! Can I use a shortcode to display a specific category? Maybe I would run around the problem by creating one category for each language.

    Plugin Author Mike Martel

    (@mike_cowobo)

    Hi @acrobate67, thanks for testing that. I have tried finding the documentation on the website of WPML, but it is hard to find in the documentation..

    I just realized.. are you using the new beta version, or the standard version? I was thinking about the new version (which is stable to be released, it just hasn’t happened yet!) when I was looking through the WPML docs. I think it should work.. You can download the new version here:

    https://wp-tiles.com/blog/announcing-wp-tiles-1-0/

    Alternatively, you can set the category in the new version, by giving the category names, separated by commas, like this:

    [wp-tiles category='uncategorized,testcat,etc']

    (again, v1.0 only)

    Mike

    Thread Starter acrobate67

    (@acrobate67)

    Version 1.0 solves the problem. Thank you!

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