Ok, please close the topic, and please close the topic “polylang – second language” too …

Thank you …

I loaded the site in a private window in Firefox. I cleared all caches and cookies from the browser and restart it. Unfortunately it did not help …

Best regards,
István

I have checked the problem on other computers and there everything is fine. Do you have any idea why my computer shows an other footer (in german) than other computers do? If not, please close this topic. Thaqnk you!

You can close the topic.

Best regards
Istvan

Now I can enter to the wp-dasboard again, so I have the situation like in the beginning. The hungarian and the german version appear not the same way … (see my letter september 2.) … I spent many hours to find a solution, but without any result. Please help. What can I do to see the same like when I made the website approx. one year ago???

I need help …

Now I see that even in the german version the blog part (Neuigkeiten) has changed !!! :-(

Hey Rikard,

some time (days) ago wp offered to update enfold, but it did not work because of php. When I changed php from 7.0.33 to 7.4.3 the website did not look “good” …

Now the php version is 7.3.6. and now on wp dasboard is not offered the update of enfold anymore. I know that there is a newer version, but I don t really understand, how to do the update … And also I do not understand, why some days ago I could make the update from wp dashboard and now it does not work anymore …

I send you admin WordPress login details in private …

Thanks
István

Hi,

thank you, now the title is visble, so it works fine. But when I click “weiterlesen” (go on reading), the upper part of the picture cannot be seen (with a smartphone).

So, how can I make the whole picture visible?

Thanks
Istvan

Hi,

The hungarian date is ok now. But in the german version under “archive” there is a dot after “2019” too!!! This is not ok!!! http://impropage.com/neuigkeiten/

Hi,

I did not have to use loco translate, and did not have to translate “recent post” in poedit. By the way – as I already wrote! – the translation in poedit is not possible, because “recent post” is not in the po file (see July 4). I really wonder where it is, because now it works.

What I did: 1. changed wordpress language to hungarian 2. updated the language file (hungarian) from WordPress 3. deleted the code in the end of the functions.php.

Anyway, the second issue (date) is still not resolved!!! Now under archivum (archive) is: “2019 március” and it should be “2019. március”. After the “9” a “.” is missing!!! How can I get a point after 2019?

Best regards
István

Hi,

now I see, that to add something to the function.php file, I have to go to the right side-bar and klick “Theme functions”. But unfortunately still not all issues are resolved.
1. Now the “recent posts” is changed to “LEGUTÓBBI HOZZÁSZÓLÁSOK” also in the german version. This version with the german translation was fine and sholuld not be changed.
2. In “ARCHÍVUM” the date is not translated and in a wrong order. Now it is: “March 2019” and it should be “2019. március”.

Best regards
István

Hi,

if I go to Appearance > Theme Editor (not Editor) and add the code, I read something like “there are 25 problems …” so it does not work.

For the date: if I go to WordPress > Settings > General > Date Format and choose a format that is all numbers, on the side-bar under “archives”still appears “March” (not a translation), so unfortunately this is not a solution.

I would like to mention that the german version works perfectly, and the german po file contains “recent posts”. So, perhaps the solution is to get a hungarian po file with the same content (in english) …

The main language of the website is german. How can I check for a newer language file (hungarian) from WordPress

Best regards
Istvan

I have changed the font and it seems that now the problem does not exist. Anyway it would be fine to find a solution with the original font of the theme …

Hi,
On different pages this problem is only within heading texts on the top (within a picture) and down within the descriptions. If you look at the homepage, it is quite obvious …