Grimlock and its add-ons are printing lots of strings that might still be displayed in English. This post explains how to solve this in order to fully translate your website to your native language using Poedit.
You want to go further with the customization of the theme/plugin? This is considered as customization work. We recommend that you hire a developer to do this work for you.
You use one of our theme and you want to switch to a child theme? Discover how to safeguard your website customizations during theme updates with our step-by-step guide.
Remove “dots square” behind the post thumbnail from all single posts
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The performance of your website can be improved significantly when following the right steps. Here are few tips that will help you get your pages loading faster.
A large choice of icons is available for your theme. Depending on the theme you choose, several icon packs may be available.
The performances can be improved by limiting the plugins installed on your website and shrinking you media. These are basics advises, but there are severals steps to go further.
Customizing menu items in vertical navigation may seem difficult, but it brings a lot of […]
To translate your BuddyPress website in one language, the best practise is to access to your ftp and place the .po and .mo files provided by the BuddyPress Community. This ensure good performances as you don’t use third party plugin.
Looking for a way to translate your site to your native language? Loco Translate provides in-browser editing of WordPress translation files and integrates with automatic translation services.
The best way to translate your website is to use Poedit to edit manually the dedicated language files that store translations of your site’s content in other languages.
To translate the search forms, several strings that you’re looking for need to be translated from the BP Search Profile plugin.
They are multiples ways to translate your website. However, each tool has its specificities. It’s important to choose how you’ll translate your website depending on your needs.
Grimlock and its add-ons are printing lots of strings that might still be displayed in English. This post explains how to solve this in order to fully translate your website to your native language using Poedit.
Sometimes, you are using a child theme and you don’t want to edit its files by fear of losing your customizations in a future update. Our recommendation to easily add snippets to your WordPress website is using the Code Snippets plugin.
With the help of some snippets, you’ll be able to hide the bubbles or change the used color by adding them in your customizer.
Install plugin + Grimlock addon First you need to download, install and activate the plugin. […]
Translating your website in one language manually is the best practise to ensure good performances as you don’t use third party plugin. To do it, you’ll have to access to your ftp and translate some specific files with Poedit.
Your theme works with WPML to create a fully multilingual website. This means you can have your website available in multiple languages.
Sometimes if you only need to translate a single word you may not want to create an entire translation file. You can do it easily with String Translation.
WordPress allows you to add custom CSS to change the appearance of your website through […]
A child theme is a theme that inherits the functionality and styling of another theme, […]
By default when you create a child theme, the default CSS for the theme will […]
If you need to modify functionality, you will often need to insert custom PHP code in to your starter child theme.
A mega menu is organised in columns to make a long sub-menu clearer. Moreover, an image can be added in background so this sub-menu can be more appealing.
Add powerful matching features like Member likes, skips, super likes, conditional private messaging and much more.
