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Hi Josue,
that was first thing I tried, but for some reason I was constantly getting errors and everything remained in English. Never mind, I have found a workaround that fits to my needs perfectly. I´ll describe it here in case anyone else has similar needs.
1. install English (UK in my case as default was US) for WordPress admin backend (located under Settings – General – Site Language)
2. locate file on server (should be under wp-content/languages/en_GB.po) and edit only needed lines using poedit software and others copy from source text
3. afrer editing save it under new name and generate .mo file
4. using poedit and enfold.pot (located in wp-content/themes/enfold/lang) translate only needed lines and leave others blank
5. after editing save new files under the same name as .po & .mo files for WordPress
6. go to your WordPress dashbord and under Settings – General – Site Language select entry that corresponds to your naming of the filesHi Ismael,
thanks for fast response. My case is that I don’t need complete Enfold theme translation nor I need it to be dynamically switchable (e.g. using WPML plugin). I need only to translate parts that appear in front end (under 50 lines). After experimenting with both codestyling-localization plug-in and poedit, I have found out that this can be achieved only by modifying existing .po files. The problem is that I cannot find .po files for default language for Enfold theme or WordPress, but only for additionally installed languages. Could you tell me where to locate files used for default language so I could make changes directly on them?
Best regards,
Tihomir
