Hanalin

Hi @michaelbeil

Sadly I have to mark this post as Not Resolved. I just noticed today that by turning off the “force language code in custom links”, it broke most of the links in the menu.

By turning on “force language code in custom links”, it breaks the logout session for the secondary language (Spanish) :'(

Any solution/workaround?

Hi Michael! Thank you for following up. I use TranslatePress. The problem was fixed by turning off the force language code in custom links ??

Okay, thank you so much! ??

Thank you! ?? The option “Subscribe in registration form” is not selected. I can’t confirm whether this works yet as I am running into another problem once I check it.

Hi Anghel,

Thank you for your response. I have opened a support ticket using the link provided.

After you have added the brand, click on “edit” to select a logo image for the brand.

Hope that helps ??

Ah. I don’t have the skill to do that. Thanks a lot for replying back :] I will mark the thread as resolved since this will work for people who have more PHP skills.

Barely any php skills ?? Is the following sufficient or I am far from it?

1) I added a plugin that enables php code execution within post/page.
2) I then created a page with the php code you for querying all the languages (from the link you provided. Thanks! :)).
3) Nothing shows up. Either I did it wrong or?

Thank you for the help ??

Awesome! Thank you so much!

My blog is more picture oriented so wider content width helps. But yes I will keep the width as default for more text intensive blog.