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Shortcode {total_amount} does not translate | WordPress.org

The Shortcode {total_amount} does not translate, outputs "{total_amount}" instead of number. The other shortcodes like {order_id} do work apparently. %0A is being ignored in the output - no line breaks are created; Here is the complete code I use (in an email-template created with "Email Template Customizer for WooCommerce"):

Custom shortcode not working in translations | WordPress.org

I use the shortcode to keep the currency symbol & price but remove the "' / year with a 14-day free trial' or ' / month with a 14-day free trial'. In English, my website's default language (English) this works fine, but once translated it seems like it runs the translation before the shortcode (through the code snippets plugin).

How to Add a Shortcode in WordPress (Beginner's Guide)

Adding a Shortcode in WordPress Posts and Pages. First, you need to edit the post and page where you want to add the shortcode. After that, you need to click on the add block button '+' to insert a Shortcode block. After adding the Shortcode block, you can simply enter your shortcode in the block settings.

How to make shortcodes translatable in WordPress

2. Go to Settings -> Supertext -> Shortcodes. 3. Click on Add setting and enter the shortcode name in the Shortcode field. 4. Click on Add Attribute and enter the attributes name (repeat this for each attribute) 5. Click on Save settings. The Functions fields are used to define functions used to encode the enclosed content or attribute value.

How to Add a WordPress Language Switcher to Your Website - TranslatePress

To do this, in the WordPress dashboard go to Appearance → Widgets, and open up the Footer section. Click the " +" icon to add a block and start typing "language switcher" in the search bar. You will immediately see the Language Switcher block that you can simply add to the footer.

How to Use Shortcode in WordPress: 6 Proven Methods

Go to Posts or Pages depending on where you want to add the shortcode. Choose to either create a new item or edit an existing one. Click the + button at the top of the editor to open the block library. Type Shortcode in the search bar or find it under the Widgets section to add the Shortcode block to your content.

WordPress: Add a language attribute to the shortcode for translation

I'm trying to give my shortcode the ability to switch language. For example [my-form lang="fr_FR"] will load my French mo file and display the form in french. And the same for others language: [my-form lang="en_US"] will display the form in english. The .mo files are ok, my plugin administration display the correct language according the worpress language setting.

Shortcode does not translate - WPML

1. On my website I update shortcode to generate a list of tracks: hidden link, when I switch to the translated page the shortcode haven't changed. 2. On the same page I also used shortcode to create 'tags cloud' but on translated page for example hidden link 'tags' are in English and redirect to english translation.

Inserted templates are not translated with WPML | WordPress.org

If you create a template, then translate its lines using the WPML Translation Editor, and then paste it using a block, the translation will not work. If you insert the same template into a post using the Shortcode block, then the translations work.

How to Add Google Translate in WordPress - WPBeginner

Adding Google Translate in WordPress. First thing you need to do is install and activate Google Language Translator plugin. After activating the plugin go to Settings » Google Language Translator to configure the plugin. Make sure that the check box next to plugin status is checked. After that you need to select your website's default ...

add_shortcode() - Function | Developer.WordPress.org

When adding ` add_shortcode () ` function in a plugin, it's good to add it in a function that is hooked to `init` hook. So that WordPress has time to initialize properly. As described in the plugins handbook. Example of add_shortcode function that uses get_template_part function to include a template.

Shortcode does not work on translated site | WordPress.org

When using the shortcode cusrev_all_reviews with the option show_more="5" the show more button works as expected. When the same shortcode is used on the translated version of the page (Elementor and WPML) the show more button does nothing after loading for a short while. You can check out the behaviour yourself. (down at the bottom) Working ...

How to Use Shortcodes in Your WordPress Themes - WPBeginner

Method 1: Using the Full-Site Editor (Block Themes Only) The easiest way to use shortcodes in your WordPress theme is by using the full site editor. This allows you to add a Shortcode block to any part of your website. However, this method only works with block-based themes like Hestia Pro. If you are not using a block-enabled theme, you will ...

wordpress shortcode not working - GTranslate Forum

Re: wordpress shortcode not workingMay 21, 2011 3:24 pm by Edvard. OK, there is a conflict with your CSS stylesheet: 1. You need to specify that #left h2 a {color:#ffffff;} 2. #left a.gflag img {padding:1px !important;} You can place the code inside style.css file of your template and it will solve the issue.

GTranslate does not react when the shortcode is ... - WordPress.org

The shortcode in the popup is unresponsive. The language selection appears but the plugin does not react and does not run. I tried all the possible graphic configurations of GTranslate (both those that use CSS and the basic ones) but none of them reacts from the popup.

Complete guide to WooCommerce shortcodes - Kinsta®

Open the post/page where you want to add the shortcode. Click on the + icon to add a new block. Steps to add a shortcode with Gutenberg blocks in WordPress. Search for and select the Shortcode block. Paste your shortcode into the block. For example, let's say you want to display a grid of your latest products on your homepage.

How to translate shortcodes in invoices | WordPress.org

Hi @dwnl,. Please use our shortcode for translation. By using the [wcj_wpml] shortcode, you can translate any text into the language set by WPML. For example: