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  • #1251151

    Hello,

    where can I translate the button texts in the cookie settings field on my website http://www.designplanung.com See the screenshot, everything should be German.

    https://www.designplanung.com/wp/cookie.jpgpic

    Many greetings,
    Martin

    #1251495

    Hey m_reiprich,

    Please have a look at the following thread:
    https://kriesi.at/support/topic/cookie-consent-learn-more-translation/

    If you need further assistance please let us know.

    Best regards,
    Victoria

    #1251649

    Hey Victoria,

    unfortunately I have not found an answer to my question. It’s not about the “Learn more” button. I also looked in the file enfold / lang / de_DE.po and couldn’t find these text passages.

    Many greetings,
    Martin

    #1251894

    Hi Martin,

    Those texts are translated in normal German, if you’re using the formal version, it’s not translated there.

    Formal
    Image 2020-10-10 at 16.44.34.png
    Normal de_DE.po
    Image 2020-10-10 at 16.45.08.png

    You can edit the file and move translations there.
    Best regards,
    Victoria

    #1252207

    Hello Victoria,

    I found it in the file. All the changes I make there, however, do not help. The conversion to “Formal German” on the website does not change anything either. I deleted the cache several times. The screenshot shows what I’m talking about. I also made a second point after the English text, which is also not displayed on my website http://www.designplanung.com. It looks like this file is not being used for display.
    http://designplanung.com/wp/bild1.jpg
    http://designplanung.com/wp/bild2.jpg

    #1252355

    Hi Martin,

    After making changes in the .po file you need to regenerate the .mo file with Poedit or some other tool and then upload both files.

    Best regards,
    Victoria

    #1252695

    But that’s complicated. Can’t I edit the .mo file? Or isn’t that a bug that should be fixed with an update?

    #1253280

    Hi Martin,

    The .mo file is the file used by the servers, it’s a compiled version of the .po file that is human friendly, where you can actually read and write texts. You can try to open a .mo file in the editor :)

    Best regards,
    Victoria

    #1253894

    Thank you, but I’m not getting anywhere here

    #1253996

    Hi Martin,

    Let’s go through the steps again:
    You need to open the .po file in Poedit, edit the file, regenerate the .mo file and upload both files in the child theme while preserving the folder structure.

    Did you do all of the above?

    Best regards,
    Victoria

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