fontanasteve

I can’t get to the plugins page at all to install the fix, getting the

“Fatal error: Call to undefined function wpcasa_get_option() in /home1/x6806909/public_html/www.inmovillasdenia.com/wp-content/plugins/wpcasa-energy-efficiency/plugin.php on line 150” error.

Steve

I am having the same problem. The .mo and .po files (I am using the Codestyling Localization Plug-in to view this) contain the translation [Show thumbnails] – [Mostrar miniaturas] but in the Spanish version of our site, this label still appears as [Show thumbnails]

I to am using Polylang – pages affected are

https://guardian-angels.es/new/en/events-gallery-2014/

and

https://guardian-angels.es/new/es/galeria-de-eventos-ano-2014/

We are using a single gallery for both languages and inserting the shortcode with the gallery id. Could a method for inserting the locale be added to the shortcode perhaps?

Thanks

Steve

Hi Nick,

I have a multi-lingual site (using the Polylang Plug-in) and am using the Basic version of the WPGoogle Maps plug-in. Is it possible to define which country’s Google maps should be used?

For example, in the Spanish version of the site, I’d like it to show the map from maps.google.es and the French from maps.google.fr

Is this possible or is it a feature of the Pro version perhaps?

Thanks

Steve

My site is in three languages (EN,ES,FR) and I cloned the form from Spanish to French. However, the French CAPTCHA text is translated but the Spanish isn’t. Is there another setting somewhere that I can change?

Thanks

Steve

Well, as this took so long, I converted to WPML so that problem has gone away.

Well, that one is solved.

I had tried deactivating other plug-ins but none seemed to work. However, after spending a lot of time setting up a new site with the WPML plug-in, I tried again.

I deactivated the qTranslate Slug plug-in and the texts are now separated in their appropriate places.

The only remaining bug that I have now, is that entries in the Standard Features area of property listings (where you can put text in all languages with HTML separators <!–:es–>Sí<!–:–><!–:en–>Yes<!–:–><!–:fr–>Oui<!–:–><!–:de–>Ja<!–:–> etc.) they display as SíYesOuiJa rather than each on it’s own property.

Hope this helps others!

Steve

Hola Miguel y buenas noches,

Thank you for that, I will try that tomorrow. The other thing that I might do is as we are using WP Casa for the site, there is a PolyLang for WP Casa plug-in so I may give that a try.

I had another issue as well within WP Casa, properties are not displaying in either price ascending or descending order on display of property-type and WP Casa seem to think that it is qTranslate that is causing that!

Pues, ma?ana por la ma?ana, ?otra vez!

Gracias y un saludo

Steve

To see an example of what is happening – go to

https://www.inmovillasdenia.com/inmueble/villa-de-lujo-con-magnificas-vistas-al-mar-en-denia/

Thanks Chouby and julienvdg,

It looks like it will be a long haul solution then as I am not a plug-in developer.

Steve

Hi there,

A not dissimilar experience here with this. I have updated the settings in Hupso to use the featured image on posts/pages but it is only showing the Header logo image when trying to share to Facebook. In the “Use thumbnail” dialogue on the share page, only the header image is shown, (Image 1 of 1)

Using Responsive theme.

Thanks

Steve

Sorry, I should have added that the post on the site is at: https://www.financialadviceinspain.es/site/diversification-with-investments-can-pay-dividends/

Not quite, but now that I have seen how the custom CSS code is inserted in to the shortcode, I can play around with it.

I do have a graphic of what I was trying to achieve, but don’t seem to be able to upload here.

Thank you Vladimir ??

Hi Vladimir,

What I would like to do is to have the icon in the position currently occupied by the service title, with the service title following it (like another div that is floated left).

Thanks

Steve

Thanks Zenoven, I’ll put it in for now and keep checking back.

Steve