nadglobtrotter

The answer is on their website: https://wpml.org/home/sitepress-additions-to-wordpress/#comment-10079.

Seems that gengo_synblock() is now deprecated and indeed replaced with gengo_snippet().

If Jamie worked a lot on the development of the term/taxonomy structure then surely he is preparing an update for his plugin so it can be compatible with WP2.3! Right now the plugin is not compatible with the new structure and on the Gengo Community we don’t know enough to fix that.

Hi wassanova,
In your style.css, add :

#searchform input#sidebarsubmit {display: none;}
#searchform {background: url("[pathtoyourimage]") no-repeat;}
#searchform input#s {margin-left: 20px;}

If you want to show the image inside the form :

#searchform input#sidebarsubmit {display: none;}
#searchform input#s {background: url("[pathtoyourimage]") no-repeat; padding-left: 20px;}

However, in both cases there’ll be no button anymore to validate the search. People will have to hit “enter” when the focus is still in the search form.

Hope it helps!
Nad

The answer is here : https://jamietalbot.com/wp-hacks/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=3&Focus=31#Comment_31.

For this you can use some of Gengo template functions. You’ll find a demonstration of what can be done on https://wp-multilingual.net (in the sidebar).

I haven’t tried to associate translations to drafts, but my guess is that associations work only with published articles. But it shouldn’t be a problem if you write the article in both languages, publish one of them, go to the other, make the association, and publish right away.

Indeed, Gengo is not compatible with WordPress 2.3. We are all waiting for the update!!

Also, the problem with the menu has already been notified to the plugin author, but unfortunately I have found no answer on how to fix it.

Hi iamme, if it works fine, can you change the status of this post to “Resolved” please? thanks!

cf https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/135564?replies=53

You need to add the Forum link to the navigation bar:

<div id="main">
  <div id="nav">
    <ul class="nav">
      <li class="first"><a href="https://peslt.com">Home</a></li>
      <li class="page_item page-item-2"><a  href="https://peslt.com/?page_id=2" title="About">About</a></li>
    </ul>
  </div>
</div>

Probably somewhere in the “header.php” file of your theme. Find <ul class=”nav”>. You probably have some PHP calls in it. Just before it closes (</ul>) add the line :

<li><a href="https://yourlinktotheforums">Forum</a></li>

Hello,

Since I also have problems with Gengo plugin since I updated to 2.3, i just deactivated it to test a couple things… and what happened? The next and previous_post_links are not broken anymore…
So my problem comes from Gengo, and not WP2.3.
What about you mingofaust? are you using Gengo too?

hmm. Just upgraded again and still have the same problems (gengo problems + database problems with previous and next_post_links, see here : next_post_link broken in 2.3, codex not updated). ??

MichaelH, are you suggesting that it is possible to download a corrupted version of 2.3? Because I’ve been having some problems too after upgrading. So maybe I should try to reinstall too?

You can simply add an html link in the menu bar. Can you give the url to your blog so I can tell you exactly where to add the link?