• ofi

    (@ofi)


    Hi
    Just installed latest version of wordpress 2.3.3, i am going to add in Icelandic file https://wordpress.is/uppsetning
    i uploded the is_IS.mo lang file to wp-wp-includes/languages folder, changed the wp-config.php from
    define (‘WPLANG’, ”); to define (‘WPLANG’, ‘is_IS’); saved it and upload it, but the Icelandic letters dosent come up?

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  • moshu

    (@moshu)

    Let me see it.

    Thread Starter ofi

    (@ofi)

    my site is located here https://www.almennt.com/wordpress/

    moshu

    (@moshu)

    but the Icelandic letters dosent come up?
    WHERE?
    I can see them in your post.

    Thread Starter ofi

    (@ofi)

    yes, because i wrote the post in Icelandic, i am talking about the Icelandic lang file is_IS.mo, it does not work after i edit config file and upload it.

    moshu

    (@moshu)

    In which langauge is the admin panel displayed when you log in?

    Themes are NOT translated by the .mo file – themes need their own translation.

    Thread Starter ofi

    (@ofi)

    I know the themes are not translated by the .mo, in admin panel it comes in English, not Icelandic

    Thread Starter ofi

    (@ofi)

    Maybe it has something to do with the version of the .mo file, i got the latest version of the .mo file version 2.1.3, updated 1. may 2007

    moshu

    (@moshu)

    Well, I downloaded that .mo file and installed it on a local installation 2.3.x and it works.

    Thread Starter ofi

    (@ofi)

    mmm thats weird, i have follow everything. step by step, been using wordpress before. this is weird, made snapshop of location of .mo file
    https://www.almennt.com/images/1.jpg

    and snapshot of cofig.php file
    https://www.almennt.com/images/2.jpg

    see anything wrong in this ?

    Thread Starter ofi

    (@ofi)

    moshu! did you use version. 2.3.3 with that .mo file

    Thread Starter ofi

    (@ofi)

    Any idea why this is not working !

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