Creates a strange language mixture
I used Polylang Theme Strings in a WordPress 5.2.4 installation with two languages (EN & DE) and the Job Board Manager plugin. As long as Polylang Theme Strings was activated, most German translations did not show up correctly in the frontend although a complete German language pack was present. Even in the WP backend parts of the interface was mixed (i.e. under the “Seiten” menu there was a “All Pages” submenu instead of “Alle Seiten”).
Was good, now it’s too buggy
The plugin is changing the site language to English. And it somehow stopped registering new strings.
Needs to be updated
A) It gives errors in the debug logs. B) It fucks up the woocommerce default translations. Adding .po and .mo files in wp-content/languages/ etc wont help, because this plugin overrides this somehow. Deactivating this plugin brings forth the translations. Used loco translate to try to fix this, but without results. Deactivating this plugin is the key – It needs to be fixed.
Needs to be updated
A) It gives errors in the debug logs. B) It fucks up the woocommerce default translations. Adding .po and .mo files in wp-content/languages/ etc wont help, because this plugin overrides this somehow. Deactivating this plugin brings forth the translations. Used loco translate to try to fix this, but without results. Deactivating this plugin is the key – It needs to be fixed.
very good
what I needed to translate, I got it with this free Plugin.
Creates a strange language mixture
I used Polylang Theme Strings in a WordPress 5.2.4 installation with two languages (EN & DE) and the Job Board Manager plugin. As long as Polylang Theme Strings was activated, most German translations did not show up correctly in the frontend although a complete German language pack was present. Even in the WP backend parts of the interface was mixed (i.e. under the “Seiten” menu there was a “All Pages” submenu instead of “Alle Seiten”).
very good
what I needed to translate, I got it with this free Plugin.
Better than WPML… and free
You are awesome! Thanks!
Works great most of the time
Great plugin – but it only detects plugin strings on some websites and not others. The following on the Settings page states: “Include the search for plugins of WordPress It may be required additional system resources” What exactly does this mean? Are their server settings that can be altered that may help the plugin find the strings from other plugins?
Was good, now it’s too buggy
The plugin is changing the site language to English. And it somehow stopped registering new strings.
Needs to be updated
A) It gives errors in the debug logs. B) It fucks up the woocommerce default translations. Adding .po and .mo files in wp-content/languages/ etc wont help, because this plugin overrides this somehow. Deactivating this plugin brings forth the translations. Used loco translate to try to fix this, but without results. Deactivating this plugin is the key – It needs to be fixed.
Creates a strange language mixture
I used Polylang Theme Strings in a WordPress 5.2.4 installation with two languages (EN & DE) and the Job Board Manager plugin. As long as Polylang Theme Strings was activated, most German translations did not show up correctly in the frontend although a complete German language pack was present. Even in the WP backend parts of the interface was mixed (i.e. under the “Seiten” menu there was a “All Pages” submenu instead of “Alle Seiten”).