yahiaaboushadi

Is there anyway to use multiple shortcodes in different sections of one page so under one title/section I would have one category show, etc?

I’m using Polylang plugin which integrates with Lingotek plugin. We’re using Lingotek simply for professional translation services so I don’t think Lingotek should interfere since its only an integration with their dashboard where Linguists translate our content.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by yahiaaboushadi.

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Thank you! It works.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by yahiaaboushadi.

So I would need to add that php file in the plugin folder for top-10? Wouldn’t it be overwritten if you have plugin updates?

Thanks

For some reason I’ve tried everything for the site to work, but I’ve had no luck.

If I was to add a conditional like: <?php if (!is_front_page() and pll_current_language() == 'ja-jp' ): ?> , is there a way to leverage wpp_get_mostpopular(); with pll_current_language(); so that I can run wpp_get_mostpopular() but force the pll_current_language() function?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by yahiaaboushadi.

I’m using Polylang and Lingotek plugins for translations.

Do you know anyway in the code to force only the specific language of the locale? For instance, in Polylang’s pll_current_language( ); function pulls the current language. I was trying to play with it, with no success so far.

Each one of our translated blog posts have an English master asset. The blog you have circled has an English page associated with it.

Do you have any suggestions on preventing the html output of wpp_get_mostpopular() from being cached?

I disabled data caching, but still running into the same issue.

To address your question, Akamai caching isn’t through a plugin, but a premium CDN. As I’m logged into the back-end of WordPress caching rules don’t apply so any change I make will immediately show up. Its only if I’m logged out of WordPress that Akamai caching kicks in. Whether I’m logged in or out, it doesn’t seem to matter after changing the data caching setting.

Yes, data caching is enabled.

I do have Akamai caching and cleared the cache for the blog page. If you were not seeing the popular posts showing, it should now.

The language issue is still a problem.