My website is multilingual(En,fr,rs) having woocommerce created by using the qTranslate plugin. But the problem is that, I am unable to translate woocommerce message (cart, checkout, email contents) but fortunately achieved with jQuery except email notification and thank you order page.
At the last WPML paid plugin purchased but how to use it only for woocommerce(cart, checkout, email contents etc) pages and I don't want WPML functionality over all the site.
Is there any setting to disable WPML for the site where enable only for woocommerce section only, because I have already achieved my task as I want with qTranslate?
One more thing don't suggest "qTranslate to WPML importer" plugin which is useless for my site. Your help will be very appreciable.
You'll need WPML String Translation and Woo Multilingual Plugin by WPML to translate those items.
On other hand, if your website is made in 1 language, you can use PO files to translate such staff. Don;t forget about special software for proper editing.
Cheers
#oliver is right but WPML is one of the Worst multilingual plugin for WordPress as it down the site and by which it hammers the SEO and speed of site.
I have used WPML on 4 sites and its a average rating.
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I have been working with the Woo Commerce plug-in which allows to override its templates by placing a new version of them in a /woocommerce folder at the directory of a theme.
However, I can't seem to do the same when I need to override markup for th particular Woo Commerce Gateway Paypal Express Checkout plug-in. Am I missing something? I noticed that markup is directly built in classes which is slightly different to how Woo Commerce arranges it with templates.
The markup I want to override allows for the order confirmation and payment confirmation pages to be customized. These seem to render with page.php. But the markup is present across various files in the plug-in.
I am considering creating a copy of the plug-in and add my own overrides but as I understand this comes at a cost of future updates.
For context no layout plugins like Div or Elementor are being used, this is a theme written from scratch that makes use of .twig templates.
Any thoughts or information on how to go about this would be deeply appreciated.
I have a WordPress website that contains a blog and a WooCommerce store. I want the WooCommerce part to have a specific theme alone (they have their menu). I'm thinking of something like detecting the URL and automatically choosing the best theme.
How can I do this?
Install this plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/jonradio-multiple-themes/. It lets you use different themes for different pages. Then use the option do detect by URL and set the theme of your liking. Let me know if you need further help.
I am trying to translate woo-commerce using WPML. I am translating woo-commerce in Chinese languages using .mo and .po files. Everything is translating fine but some words is not translted like quantity, Paypal, view cart etc. I try to translate it using string translator but not effected.
Any suggestion please.
Thanks
In WPML -> Theme and plugin localization please select the option "Translate the theme and plugins using WPML's String Translation" option. After that, scrolldown and click the Scan buttons for both themes and for plugins.
Finally, after the operation completes, please go to WPML -> String translation and search for the strings you want to translate.
I'm currently developing a one page website using Wordpress and a custom theme and I'm struggling to understand how I can integrate WooCommerce checkout (and WooCommerce Booking plugin) on my index page, which contains everything rather than using /shop/ etc.
Is that even doable?
The website can be seen here: http://a-maze-in.com but the booking section is empty for now (it's live)
Any insight deeply appreciated.
Cheers.
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To be more specific, my question would be: How can I handle every step of the shop and checkout process on a single page? (that would be my index)
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Turns out that my main problem was wp_footer(); missing from the footer.php page on my Custom theme. That little thing wasn't trigging the WooCommerce functionalities (and more specifically the functionnalities linked to the Bookings Plugin)
I've amended that and now it's working on my page. I still have a lot to figure out (like how can I do the checkout on that same page) but now I can work with that.
I am working on a site in which I have to give the option of 3 languages on the front page.
I searched a lot and was successful in translating the theme using .pot files but it is translating only the default strings of Wordpress.
I want to translate the post/page contents too which we are adding from wp-admin.
I don't want to do it with any Google translator or sidebar plugin. I want to offer this option in the index page.
Any help will be welcome.
Consider using i18n plugins such as qTranslate