Vahid

Thanks for your reply UploadWP, but your video doesn’t relate to my question at all. Please read my question precisely again.

Thanks for your reply UploadWP, but your video doesn’t relate to my question at all. Please read my question precisely again.

I found it myself:
.woocommerce-page td.product-name dl.variation dd,.woocommerce-page td.product-name dl.variation dt{display:inline-block;float:right;margin-bottom:1em}
Thanks for your help.

Thanks. The quantity now is OK, but the place of “???? ????? ???? ?????:” is not right. In other words it should be like below:
https://2upload.ir/images/wdjzcfeei1qpoftzbpk.png

Explanation: “???? ????? ???? ?????:” is something like “Size: Medium”

Thanks for your reply, but as you see in the pic below, two elements are not still right justified. How to solve this problem?
https://2upload.ir/images/p96ivdx3qr8v8z0sw9w.png
Explanation: the right frame is an option for the product.
In fact,the two elements should be like below:
https://2upload.ir/images/wdjzcfeei1qpoftzbpk.png

Just to remember that I’m still awaiting the solution:-)
Thanks Héctor.

Thank you so much whiletrue. I found it so I’m marking this topic as resolved.

Just to mention that I’m still awaiting the solution:-)
Thanks Héctor.

Thanks again for your reply. Everything is ok now so I’m marking the topic as resolved.
By the way, I wish you success in your job and of course, your life.

Héctor, where were you? I missed you:-)
Thanks so much for your answer, but I have one problem with it:
When I put something like “This post has been viewd [mwpp id=”71″ range=”X”] times.” in post/page editor, I get the following output:

This post has been viewed
X
times.

In other words, the counter is displayed in a new line. To fix this, I put
display:inline!important; in the wppcounter class, but it didn’t work. could you please help me solve this problem?
By the way, the default value that you have specified for the range, is all, right?

I think this feature is useful to encourage my readers to read least viewed posts, too.

I found the solution myself. In wordpress-popular-posts.php, you should find the lines below and then translate view, views, comment, and comments into your own language. Am I right Héctor?
_n(‘1 comment‘, ‘%s comments‘, $comments, ‘wordpress-popular-posts’),

and this line:
_n(‘1 view per day’, ‘%s views per day’, intval($pageviews), ‘wordpress-popular-posts’),

Keep in mind that you should only translate those strings in bold shape.

No, I didn’t mean this. I mean the total views of ALL posts. I want to add up the total views of all posts together.

I did it myself. Just go to Phpmyadmin, and then Browse wp_popularpostsdata table and finally change the values.

Thanks for your kind consideration, but this solution didn’t work, too! I would be grateful if you give me another solution.

I just found the solution: I should have added an !important:

/* title styles */
.wpp-post-title { display:inline!important; }

So I’ll change this topic to “Resolved”.