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Translation

Filippos Sdr. — Fri, 22 Nov 2019 12:54:22 +0000

Hello! Can I be a translator at the Greek Language? Also I have prepared a po file. I haven’t completed all the strings yet.

The po file can be downloaded here. If you like please contact me on my email: filippos.sdr (at) gmail.com

greek translation

valantis_c — Sat, 17 Nov 2018 11:55:05 +0000

Hi,

Nice work on this plugin!

I am using poedit to translate my site. Although I have translated to greek language and uploaded the .po and .mo files (https://prntscr.com/ljhnaq), it is not working. Also, how can I translate the mail template?

kind regards, Chrysovalantis

Problem translating %%page%% variable

techsmurfy — Sat, 04 Mar 2017 02:53:10 +0000

Without Yoast plugin, all I needed was to translate the wordpress core .po files to my language, which also includes the variables. Page is translated to Σελ?δα in greek, so for Page 2 in any archive page, it’d display Σελ?δα 2 as a title in my browser, which was perfectly fine.

Now with Yoast, there is either the option to have a %%page%% variable with context (“page [no] of [total]”) or %%pagenumber%% which just prints the number (i.e. “2”, NOT “page 2”), which is somewhat confusing. ANYWAY, the thing is that Yoast doesn’t make use of the wordpress translation file now (at least for %%page%%), so it’s in english. I located the phrase in line 903 of class-wpseo-replace-vars.php file

$replacement = sprintf( $sep . ' ' . __( 'Page %1$d of %2$d', 'wordpress-seo' ), $nr, $max );

which I replaced with

$replacement = sprintf( $sep . ' ' . __( 'Σελ?δα %1$d απ? %2$d', 'wordpress-seo' ), $nr, $max );

Strangely now, instead of displaying ‘Σελ?δα 2 απ? 150’, it just displays ‘2/150’. Not to mention other things broken, like the blog page title using the homepage title template (?!?). WTF, all I did was replace two words.

So my question would be, how can we properly translate the %%page%% variable, and/or is there a way to just use the original wordpress variable for page which just displayed ‘page [no]’ when the current page was >1.

other translations available?

see a — Fri, 09 Dec 2016 15:05:46 +0000

Hi!
I need the form in Greek, the input fields like NAME-SUBJECT etc should be in Greek…

I guess the popper way is a translation.
I can translate it and contribute it for other Greek users as well.

i translate and make the .po and .mo file, but what has to be done after so it reads those files, can you help me with this so we can have the plugin available also for the Greek friends.
TY,
Jason

Translated strings are not showing at frontend

Darling76 — Sun, 05 Oct 2014 18:29:42 +0000

Hi, first of all thank you for this awesome theme!

I have translated the theme in greek using poedit.
I have uploaded the el_GR.po file at themes/virtue/languages and added el_GR at wp-config file wplang command.

The translated strings (greek) are shown at the backend (Appearance>theme options) but at the frontend the translation strings remain in english (for example “recent posts” remain “recent posts”, “posted in” remains “posted in” etc). Any idea of what might be causing this problem?

I have also added the el_GR.po file in wp-content/languages otherwise the translation was not showing either at the backend.

Thank you!

Failure translating to Greek with CodeStyling Localization

marthaki — Mon, 24 Feb 2014 19:44:04 +0000

Hello!
I’m creating a web site in Greek and want to use Contact Form 7. I have a problem translating into Greek language. If someone can help, I would appreciate it.

I provide some necessary info:
1. I have set WPLANG to el_GR in the wp-config.php
2. In my file manager, I renamed the plugin’s “wp-contact-form-7.php” to “contact-form-7.php” , otherwise I got an error in CodeStyling Localization relating to the plugin’s textdomain and couldn’t translate at all.
3. I created the .po file (named “contact-form-7-el_GR.po”), rescaned in order to get all texts, did some translations and created the .mo file (named “contact-form-7-el_GR.mo”). Both files are located in wp-content> plugins> contact-form-7> languages

Normally, the translation should work, as with all other components I have translated so far. However, nothing happens in Contact Form 7.

One thing I notice, but I’m not sure it affects things is that in functions.php the Greek language in the list is referred to as:
‘el’ => __( ‘Greek’, ‘contact-form-7’ )
instead of
el_GR

Please advise.

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