mbdk

Hi Joy and thanks for answering,

Apologies for not expressing myself correctly. I’m not looking for legal advice (I understand that this forum isn’t for that). What I wanted to know is if the software allows for the specificity that I need with the plugins to display the right language. From your answer it looks like it, so now it’s a question of which plugins will allow me to do that.

I’ll research and see what I can find.

Thanks!

As I remember it, I had to find the right server settings and I had to restart both the server and the browser. H

Hope it helps!

It was a temporary glitch. Everything works now!

Hi zymeth25,

I have tried multiple combinations (some I forgot and can’t remember from reading the official documentation). The latest ones are:

[catlist name=Cat1 catlink=yes category_count=yes]

[catlist name=Cat2 monthnum=9 catlink=yes category_count=yes]

TIA

Thanks so much ?? will do!

Nevermind, I found my answer about removing the word “Category” on this link: https://gretathemes.com/guides/remove-category-title-category-pages/

Oh good grief thank you! That did it!

I have one extra question: I have one link on my main menu that lists all the posts under a category. The page title is “Category: <name of category>”. Where in WP is the word “category” generated, and can I translate it into another language? This is a nice to have.

Thanks @anevins and @bcworkz. I have reinstalled the theme in a different directory and server, checked file permissions for the folders and server config, and recreated the child theme from the very beginning. The only file that is not reacting to changing that one word is template-tags.php. I don’t think there’s much more I can do, so for now I’ll consider this finished.

I just did and the new words I added are not being displayed.

Yes, I have successfully changed other texts and added more things, but my problem is with the files in the OP. I have even tried deleting the files in the child theme and recreating them again from the parent theme.

Thanks @anevins, that solved issue #1.

Problem 1: I have searched high and low (using ctrl+F) for anything with text-decoration: underline; or anything with borders that might affect this (using the Inspect Element to see which CSS properties affect my links), but I haven’t found any.

Problem 2: yes, the files have the exact same directory structure in the parent and child themes, and I have cleared the history, cache, etc.

Sure, I thought I published the necessary code but I updated the link above with the whole code from the View Source, but I anonymized as much as I could the URLs and the labels due to privacy reasons of the company (not mine).

Hi @anevins,

Sure, here it is: https://www.cssdesk.com/zSMu7

The solution I implemented:
I changed this line on the file themes > twentyseventeen > index.php

<header class="page-header">
<h2 class="page-title"><?php _e( 'Posts', 'twentyseventeen' ); ?></h2>
</header>

where I put the word I wanted to use instead of Posts.

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