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The thing is that the “Map Center location” setting is also the address that’s used in the link to Google Maps for directions.

Suggestion: Is it possible to add another setting for the address to be used for directions.

Then the Map Center location setting should only be used to center the map.

/thanks ??

Use Local by Flywheel as your local dev environment.
It’s free and super easy to use.

Your welcome ??

Got it!
Sorry, it has nothing to do with OceanWP!

I’m using the WooCommerce Stripe extension and I had the Stripe Payment Request API ENABLED.

When disabled checkout behaves as expected.

@tdeleeuw
Thank you ??
I use Loco Translate myself, but I was not aware that I could change date/time formats via the translations.

This plugin looks really good to me. Easy to set up and works great.

@tdeleeuw
What needs to be changed in order to make OpenTickets Community Edition follow WP settings?

@quadshot
In terms of localization this is pretty important.
Any chance that you will update the code to follow WP settings and standards for Date, time, and localization.

Prerequisite: The theme or plugin must meet WordPress Localization standards.

Hi Tim,
Thank you for pointing this out; when wp-courseware-da_DK.mo is renamed to wp_courseware-da_DK.mo the translations kick in.

It is a temporary solution though. When the translation is updated Loco Translate saves a new file named wp-courseware-da_DK.mo and WP Courseware doesn’t recognize that.

I will pass this along to the authors of WP Courseware as you suggest.

Thank you for your support.

Hi Tim,
thank you for your support ??
Since Codestyle Localization appears to be unsupported and depreciated you and WPML become the go-to guys. My project here is a single-language website and thus WPML is overkill.

Loco Translate reads the WP Courseware plugin and finds 1020 strings to translate.
(The WP Courseware default.po only contains 1013 strings…)

The strings can be translated with Loco Translate and Loco Translate save them to the global language directory as recommended: /wp-content/languages/plugins/wp-courseware-da_DK.mo. The filename is generated by Loco Translate.

The problem is the translations does not kick in on the front end.

Shouldn’t WordPress recognize the language file in the global language directory?

Or does this have something to do with the way localization has been done in the WP Courseware plugin?
Should i take this up with the developers of WP Courseware?

Please advice where to go from here?

I suppose you have https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-team-manager/ installed.
You find the email ID field under Social Profiles.
See https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-team-manager/screenshots/
for add new member.

That is the default option you have available.
Just add you email to the Email ID field.

Same here ??

I would prefer the email to be listed in plain text like the phone number.
And spambot secured, of course.

This is the only regret I have with this plugin. It is close to be the best of its kind.

+1

Todays update solved the issue. Works like a charm ??
No comment from the developer other than the update.

The site in question is kildahls.com

In the sidebar under Kontakt there is a link “kontakt” which opens a Modal form.