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I could add a feature like this if a lot of people want it. What’s the problem with having the Translate button on all posts?

I don’t have time to use Drupal myself but this plugin is the closest thing I found:

https://drupal.org/project/translatableregions

Sorry for the delay,

This will be added in the next version (0.5.2) as a method you can use anywhere within the WordPress loop.

Hi Elvinabeck,
The page looks fine to me. Did you figure out the problem?

Ok, after thinking about it some more this shouldn’t be too hard to add. It will take an extra option and one more function.

Check out some examples here to see what you want to do:
https://nextgen-gallery.com/

Here is the FAQ for the short codes:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/nextgen-gallery/faq/

Jenyus, you did something strange with the CSS file. The plugin isn’t using any CSS file now.

There should be the default CSS file here:

https://isaagape.com/wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/css/nggallery.css

but it’s missing now.

I was suggesting copying that file to this location:

https://isaagape.com/wp-content/themes/oulipo/nggallery.css

and the plugin will use this file automatically instead.

I looked briefly at your pages and you are both using some strange CSS in your themes.

The easiest way to fix this is to copy the nggallery.css from the plugins/nextgen-gallery/css folder to your theme folder. The plugin will use this CSS file instead of its own CSS files so you don’t have to worry about writing over it when you upgrade the plugin. Then edit this CSS file and in the section .ngg-galleryoverview remove the line:

clear:both;

Depending on how and if you use the NextGEN in other places this could create other problems though.

If you want to really fix the problem and avoid having other problems I recommend redoing your columns layout so that the content (center section) comes before your sidebars. This is done with an extra wrapper div and negative margins. This should also help search engines see your content is more important than the sidebars.

These are the pages I use for reference:
https://blog.html.it/layoutgala/
https://www.dynamicdrive.com/style/layouts/

Ok. The solution is pretty simple. At the bottom of every post you have the text:

The Movie Poster, Cover, Description, Synopsis, Overview, Trailer, Genre, Cast

You have to surround this with <div></div> or <p></p> tags.

The jquery-translate plugin is supposed to skip over any Flash objects and also skip over the [Translate] button. This text node is a sibling to the [Translate] button which is causing both of them to be sent to Google for translation.

I found a solution to your problem. I’m just checking with the author of the jquery-translate plugin to see if this is also caused by a bug in his code.

That folder has a few JavaScript files. The jquery-1.2.3.js file shouldn’t be used so you can delete it of leave it. It doesn’t matter. The other files should stay since the theme probably uses them.

I’ll think about how the mechanics would work. It would have to have an option to enable this. It would have to add a second button next to the [Translate] button I think. Also, it would have to set and read a cookie for the last selected language.

I can’t say if I’ll add this feature since I’m not sure how many people would use it. The next feature I’m thinking about is an a widget to translate the whole page.

Do you mean something like this that would put the button somewhere as defined by your theme?

if ( function_exists( 'google_ajax_translate_button' ) ) {
    google_ajax_translate_button();
}

Do you know a plugin that uses this technique?

It should be possible to make a function like this but it would have to be inside the WordPress loop I think. This is much more advanced since most users don’t edit the php code in their theme much.

Also it would be possible to add an option to use anything else for the [Translate] button like an image. Currently you can change the [ or ] characters easily but the word “Translate” shows up in different languages so it may be best to customize the look with CSS. What were you thinking of using?

I looked at the site and the plugin works but it looks like on the front page, index.php, when you translate a post it translates the rest of the posts below that one. This is caused by a <div> that isn’t closed properly.

If you want to fix the theme open index.php and add to line 90:

</div>

and delete the same thing from line 110.

Also, this theme has an encoded footer that is designed to hide some links to some other web sites, which someone put in the footer to try to increase their page rankings.

Sorry for the delay answering your question. I was busy moving and then away for the holidays.

Is this your site?
https://dhini.nl/

It looks like you’re using your own created theme? Let me know if you’re still trying to get Google AJAX translator to work.