Make polylang NOT set language on certain page types

  • Is there a way to make polylang *not* set the language on certain templates?

    In my case, I do not want the archive.php template to set the language. I have a bilingual site, but certain pages contain the content in BOTH languages at once (accomplished by using pll_ functions in those pages’ templates). So for instance, if a visitor visits a single post (single.php) that is in Hindi, that user’s language is now set as Hindi. Can I add some filter or command on my archive.php so that if that user subsequently visits the English version of a page generated from archive.php, it will *NOT* set him to English, but instead keep him in Hindi? The only time I want the language set is when the user clicks to a single post or page in a particular langauge.

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  • Plugin Author Chouby

    (@chouby)

    Hi!

    If you are familiar with WordPress programming, you should be able to remove the language taxonomy in a ‘parse_query’ filter. Note that it makes sense for date and author archives but categories archives will stay attached to one language (as each category is in one unique language).

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