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Started 7 months ago by losrack
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losrack
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Hi, I some how managed to get this plugin working quite alright.

But here is my problem;

I would really would love to place the languages option more visible, and it would be Ideal to place it above the navigation bar.

the site is http://e-mixmaster.com

Any ideas any one ? Right now the language option is on the bottom columns.

THANKS !

Posted 7 months ago #
Dude
Dude
Hi!

In this case you need to insert your translator code into header.php before following code:
```
</div>

```
Regards,
Peter
Posted 7 months ago #
losrack
Member

Thanks for the reply, but since I am not a programmer...

Wehre do I find the translator code ? on its editor ?

and then ... it is a lot of code, if it is the one on its editor

where is this header.php ?

I am very sorry but I just grab chunks of things and paste them here and there but I actually have no idea why all this works..

so can you be more specific in explaining how, not just the what .

And again thank you very much !

Posted 6 months ago #
Dude
Dude

header.php can be found in the theme directory (wp-content/themes/broadscope) or you can use the wordpress theme editor (admin panel > Themes > Editor) to edit this file. Unfortunately I'm not familiar with the Stella translation plugin and I can't tell you what needs to be done. I'd try to contact the plugin author or to hire a freelancer who can help you to integrate the plugin code into Broadscope.

Posted 6 months ago #
losrack
Member

I have written to them several times this week, but they do not answer.

So I would like to try if any thing will work,

What would happen if I copy all the plugin's code and paste it over there on the header.php ?

or... if I can look on some portion of the plugin of it to copy...

Posted 6 months ago #
Dude
Dude
The code doesn't help much and I'll delete it (I'm not sure regarding the copyright so...). I found the documentation here: http://store.theme.fm/files/2012/06/Stella-Documentation.pdf but I couldn't find something useful in it. You can try the stella_get_lang_list() function (you can call it like:
```
<?php stella_get_lang_list(); ?>
```
) however not sure what the end result is...
Posted 6 months ago #
losrack
Member

Thanks I will try to put that call on the header.php

Sorry for posting the code, I just realize now the copy right thing.

Posted 6 months ago #
losrack
Member

So I will put it like this ...right ?

<?php stella_get_lang_list(); ?>

BEFORE THIS:

</div>


THANKS

Posted 6 months ago #
Dude
Dude

Hi!

Yes.

Regards,
Peter

Posted 6 months ago #
losrack
Member

It did not work, but thanks for trying !

Best !

Carlos

Posted 6 months ago #

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