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  • Thread Starter tsvetko.krastev

    (@tsvetkokrastevwf)

    Ok.. So I should go around each WPML plugin and create a support topic?
    I’m having problem updating and activating the following plugins:
    – WPML CMS Nav
    – WPML Media
    – WPML Multilingual CMS
    – WPML String Translation
    – WPML Translation Management
    – WooCommerce Multilingual

    Please advice on how to make them work? ?? Would you need some specific info or log files? Currently the problem is that after I activate WooCommerce Multilingual the website crashes. The other WPML plugins are causing various errors on the website.

    Thread Starter tsvetko.krastev

    (@tsvetkokrastevwf)

    Hey ?? Thanks for replaying. ?? The debugging option is enabled. I turned off the debug log, as currently it’s over 5GB o.O .. Yeah, I didn’t noticed that the plugin is paid and there fore the update was unsuccessful. There is one live version of the website and I’m working on copying it on a test environment as well to test if all plugins will update OK and everything will still work.
    Another bug worth mentioning is that WPML Translation Management, WPML String Translation, WPML Multilingual CMS, WPML Media and WPML CMS Nav are making the the theme customizer unresponsive and not working. After I disabled them I was able to access the additional css of the theme. I updated to the latest version of WordPress – 5.1.1 and noticed these bugs. I will leave them untested and actually test them on the live version of the website as I don’t have extra license.. Thanks for the reply! ??

    Thread Starter tsvetko.krastev

    (@tsvetkokrastevwf)

    Hey guys! Sorry for the late reaponse.

    @bulletjie, yes. I found solution for all the problems in the topic. Currently, I’m not on a PC, so I can’t really tell what I did. Your solution is good. But I would suggest you a better.
    Read this -> https://plugins.g5plus.net/ere/knowledge-base/how-to-override-templates-via-a-theme/
    And this -> https://plugins.g5plus.net/ere/knowledge-base/edit-sinlge-page-property/

    You will also need to edit the wrapper-start.php and wrapper-end.php from the template files you copy to your theme’s folder. Basically you have to put the Divi’s wrappig divs and closing divs. Once you put them, the width of the page will be just fine.
    DO COPY THE TEMPLATE FILES! This will give you the option to update the plugin without loosing your customizations.

    If there is anything else I can help you with, please contact me. ??

    Thread Starter tsvetko.krastev

    (@tsvetkokrastevwf)

    Here is a link to the website -> https://okpropertyagents.wfdemo.com
    When you change the languages you can see what I’m talking about.

    Thread Starter tsvetko.krastev

    (@tsvetkokrastevwf)

    To give more light into this, the all properties page is created by plugin and called Properties, the slug is /properties and the content in there is the shortcode – [property_overview]. For the spanish version I use Lingotek for automatic translation of the content. I keep the original shortcode to be sure. But since the slug is also translated to /propiedades and also there is /es/ added in the front for the spanish language. The problem is that the shortcode – [property_overview] doesn’t work..

    Thread Starter tsvetko.krastev

    (@tsvetkokrastevwf)

    Hey guys, you may close the topic. I found a solution for this.
    I’m posting it here in case someone else also need it.
    I’m not saying is a perfect solution for everyone, but this is what I needed t accomplish.
    Before you continue, I think it’s important to read this -> HOW TO OVERRIDE TEMPLATES VIA A THEME. It’s important to override the template files to be able to update the plugin without loosing your customizations.
    I will use the original paths to the files in the plugin folder to be easier to understand wich files you need to edit and where they are located in order to copy them.

    1. Copy the folder ‘single-property’ from ‘/wp-content/plugins/essential-real-estate/public/templates/’ to ‘/wp-content/themes/your-theme/ere-templates/’.
    2. Open the file ‘features.php’ located in ‘/wp-content/themes/your-theme/ere-templates/single-property’
    3. Navigate to line 284 and comment it. Also comment line 292.
    4. Edit line 286 by wrapping the ‘a’ element with the div from line 284 and add additional class. I used ‘checked’ for the checked features.
    5. Edit line 290 by wrapping the ‘a’ element with the div from line 284 and add additional class. I used ‘unchecked’ for the unchecked ’empty’ features.
    6. Hit save.
    7. In your CSS add this:

    div#ere-features div.unchecked {
        display: none;
    }
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