• Resolved lovetravellingfamily

    (@lovetravellingfamily)


    Hello,

    I like the Multisite Language Switcher Plugin really a lot and it does a great job on our blog. There is only one thing I dont like so much and was wandering if it can be changed:

    At the end of an article that is also available in e.g. german there is the line:

    “This post is also available in de_DE”

    with the “de_DE” as a link to the other article. I dont like so much the “de_DE”, instead a “german” or even a flag would be great. Is that possible?

    Thank You in advance
    Best regards

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  • Hi,

    I use WPML and it displays the available language and not the country/language code. What plugin/widget are you using?

    Plugin Author Dennis Ploetner

    (@realloc)

    Hi,

    @lovetravellingfamily Just use the description field in the plugin settings. ??
    @@cowsgomoo WPML is another plugin … you are here in support for the Multisite Language Switcher.

    Cheers,
    Dennis.

    @realloc thanks for the feedback, understood. I actually answered from Support ? Plugins and Hacks.

    Plugin Author Dennis Ploetner

    (@realloc)

    No problem ??

    Thread Starter lovetravellingfamily

    (@lovetravellingfamily)

    @realloc
    Thank You for the information, works.

    I have another question. The hint for other languages is written in the same style as all other text. Where can I adjust that (e.g. adding background, making it bold…)

    Best

    Hi Dennis. I’m not sure I’m using the description field properly. I have a Spanish translation site and even though I put the word ‘English’ into the description box, I still get this at bottom of my linked posts:

    Esta entrada está también disponible en en_GB.

    So… I’m thinking I’ve missed something?! Thanks for the help. This plug in is awesome!

    @kathleenh

    I’ve not used this plugin (I was pinged because of the locale you mentioned), but reading the code, I think there’s a Settings -> Multisite Language Switcher -> Main Settings -> Display setting that has a dropdown – ensure that says “Description”, and it should then use your “English”.

    If not, then I’ll let the original author set you on the right path again ??

    Oh hang on, I get it now! On my main site (in English), I put ‘English’ in the description field. On my translated site (in Spanish), I put ‘Spanish’ in the description field.

    Of course! =)

    Plugin Author Dennis Ploetner

    (@realloc)

    Seems that everything just works, isn’t it? ??

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