Hi,
Thank you.
I close this topic.

Hi,
It is “History” which is translated by “Historique” on the translation project.
This translation is correct. But in my (updated) WordPress install (whth updated plugin), it is “Histoirique”.

In fact, I think you have to update the .pot file. Because there are a lot of strings which are not translated in my WordPress install.

After a Loco Translate scan and an update of the .pot file, it indicates 83% of strings are translated. Whereas on https://translate.www.ads-software.com/projects/wp-plugins/siteorigin-panels/stable, it is 100%.

Can you fix that ? With my colleagues, we will translate all untranslated strings, we love that. ??

Hello Martin !
I have done some tests. On the old ‘final’ version, with page builder, it was working when I was inserting code like this in a text widget :
[rotatingtweets screen_name=’albertocontador’ include_rts = ‘1’ exclude_replies =’1′ show_meta_timestamp = ‘0’ show_meta_screen_name = ‘0’ show_meta_via = ‘0’]
But it was not working when I was inserting directly rotating tweets plugin.

Now, all 2 technics work with your dev version and 1.7.14 final version.
Really, Martin, thank you very much for your work and reactivity.

I’m using a plugin (Page Builder by SiteOrigin https://siteorigin.com/). I create a row in the editor of the page, and add rotating tweets plugin in.

Sorry, I did not deploy modifications. They are on the server now.

Hum, Martin, excuse me, it worked just few times. I try again a new install, try v1 and v2 of jQuery Cycle, try load in header and footer for them, nothing is not working. But I saw it, my tweets were rotating with you dev version.

IT IS ROTATING !
Thank you very much Martin Tod !

It is Sydney.
https://athemes.com/theme/sydney/

I’m using the version 1.

It was loaded in the footer. I load it back in header right now, but it does not work either.

Thanks you for your answer, Martin.

I have mentions of wp_head() in several files (wp-includes/link-template.php, wp-includes/general-template.php and in 3 files of Jetpack plugin).

I see <?php wp_head(); ?> in header.php file of my theme (sydney is its name). <?php wp_head(); ?> is also in my child-theme, and in /theme-compat/header.php.

It is the same thing for wp_footer, except I did not create any footer.php in my child theme.