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8 years ago #13338
the theme listed as WPML compatible. You suggested the change the php code directly on other topics here. I posted the message below in another subject but in case you don't consider message follow ups as a new request, I'm creating a new topic. The issue is about editing login popup for customization. This is an incompatible method by means of WPML.
"Hello, I have the same issue. Editing the file via editor is OK only if the website is single language. But for a WPML multi-language site editing files directly is not possible since wordpress doesn't support that.
it has to be a page, post, template or whatever that can be edited via wordpress content management style like post editing. only this way it can be used as a translatable content.
Can you convert the login popup to a page and include it in the php file then?"
8 years ago #13345Hi,
You can use the "My account" page of Woocommerce instead of the "Login/Register" popup.
Thanks.
8 years ago #13351Ok, so you don't have plans to fix that? I'll use wocommerce page as a workaround. Furthermode, this makes the theme WPML incompatible in contrast to what's indicated in Envato store, pls consider this.
In addition I've seen you've provided woocommerce product categories widget for mega menu to someone here. I also need it, can you send me too?
8 years ago #13400Hi,
Sorry for the late response.
I have sent a few issues to our theme when using the WPML plugin to them. Hope I will soon receive feedback from them.
- The "Yolo Woocommerce Product Category" widget (the attachment). You can do the following steps to add this widget:
Step 1: Extract file .zip and copy the "yolo-product-cat.php" file to the "widgets" folder (/wp-content/plugins/yolo-rubino-framework/includes/widgets)
Step 2: Find to the "widgets.php" and include the "yolo-product-cat.php"(/wp-content/plugins/yolo-rubino-framework/includes/widgets/widgets.php).
Step 3: You copy the content in css.txt file and paste to the "style.css" file of Child Theme or Custom CSS of Theme Options.
Step 4: You create new the widget and add "Yolo Woocommerce Product Category" for it.
Step 5: You go to the menu and assign this widget
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