jeharu

Never mind. Fixed it with Post Types Order plugin.

So, I would like to change some individual items to Dutch manually. For example in the jobs overview page, the “Read More” buttons. And in the filter part, things like the “Keywords” search term that is automatically filled in.

I have checked the PHP files, but I can’t find where to change this. Can you point me in the right direction?

Ah I see. So WordPress must be set in Dutch entirely and then the plugin will automatically be translated as well.

Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. I’m not sure I want to switch my WordPress language as people from different nationalities are working on it at intervals. I will see if I can find a workaround, perhaps by editing the plugin’s PHP files. Cheers!

Hi,

If it only were that simple ??
For some reason I don’t have the Site Language option in General Settings, nor anywhere else. See screenshot:

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Using latest version of the plugin. Installed and activated via WordPress Admin console.

Ok never mind about the second question. I found where to change it (General options -> Jobpost Custom Post Type Slug).

Yes, that worked. Thank you very much! ??

• This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by jeharu.

Hi Tom,

thanks for the reply. I did this and it appears to work. But it seems I can’t then remove the menu from the “After Header” section, because it will then also disappear from the widget.

In the menu section of this theme I can select 2 Display locations for the menu; After Header and Footer. If I don’t select either one, then the widget will not show a menu either. Only if I select the After Header location will the widget also show the menu. But then the menu is displayed twice of course.

Am I missing something obvious, or would I need to somehow hide the original menu location? Appreciate any advice!