“Search Results for” translate title

I would also like to add that I use Elementor to build website.

Robert

Hello,

Try to add the below code to the functions.php file of the child theme and check it works or not –

function prefix_translate_text( $translated_text ) {

	if ( 'Search Results for' === $translated_text ) {
        $translated_text = 'Your new text here';
	}

    return $translated_text;
}
add_filter( 'gettext', 'prefix_translate_text' );

Hello Amit,

Thank you for your response. Unfortunately, the code doesn’t help translate.

I checked also the .pot files, but everything is translated (I hope I didn’t miss anything)

I’m in dead end, because I have no idea what might be responsible for this translation. I suspect that I need to change something in the files, but I can’t find the right fragment.

Robert

My nightmare is over. Finally I found a solution.
Propably problem was with Elementor Pro plugin. I found that there is a title in one of the files of this plugin which contain “Search Results for”. This is strange but the plugin has no translation. I also don’t understand why Elementor Pro was used if the title is in the primary library.

Would be nice if you tell us where the problem lies ??

I don’t know where exacly problem is. But I can tell you what I did.
I scan plugin folders by Total Commander to find “Search Results for” phrase.
I found that in one file of Elementor Pro “Search Results for” phrase looks as if it were written rigidly without translation. So I changed it mannulay to my language, and then it works. Unfortunately I don’t remember this file name.

Thanks! I found the the text “Search results for” hardcoded in elementor-pro/core/utils.php and changed it as well. Not so great because an update may overwrite it in the future, but on the other hand I didn’t find any other way, too.

You don’t need change plugin’s file.
Easily can find and translate by bellow translate plugin.

https://ja.www.ads-software.com/plugins/loco-translate/

1. Activate plugin
2. Loco Translate → plugins → Elementor Pro
3. Click your language
4. Put the keyword what you want to change on search form ( eg: “Search Results for” )
5. Put translate text and save it

I tried edit Elementor Pro languages files (*.po, *.mo), but there wasn’t “Search Results for” phrase.
However, thanks for advice and I’ll try your solution next time.

I had the same problem, but I have a better solution.

1) Create archive template
2) Insert a title widget in the template.
3) Then choose Dynamic > Request Parameter >Type: “get”>
4) And write “s” without quotes in the input field “Parameter Name”
5) Got to advanced, and add a string at the “before” field, e.g. “Your Search:”

*Only works with pro

@simon110324 Thank you so much for your solution.
It works!

@simon110324 Thanks, you saved my day!

@simon110324 helper me a lot, thank you!

HUGE THANK YOU to ikeda (@jmblues)! “Loco Translate” works perfectly! Tested on OceanWP theme.

Best regards

or use this filter in your functions.php based on the function found in elementor-pro utils.php:

add_filter('elementor/utils/get_the_archive_title', 'titulo_pagina_de_busqueda');

function titulo_pagina_de_busqueda($title){
    	if ( is_search() ) {
			/* translators: %s: Search term. */
			$title = get_search_query();

			if ( get_query_var( 'paged' ) ) {
				/* translators: %s is the page number. */
				$title .= sprintf( __( ' – Page %s', 'elementor-pro' ), get_query_var( 'paged' ) );
			}
		} 
		return $title;
}