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Hi guys,
Sorry to bother you again. The template editing is going well, bar a couple of small issues. Trying to keep it all as simple as possible for the Vendors and because I’m using Listify, there’s no need for any of the settings other than Paypal email. I wanted to change the Nav tab “Settings” to “Paypal Settings”. I noticed the label is applied in class-wcvendors-pro-dashboard.php in public. Is it okay to duplicate this folder/file structure in my theme or is there a filter that can be used in functions.php to prevent issues with updates later?
Thanks!
If the file is not in the /plugins/wc-vendors-pro/templates/ folder, then it is not a template file and copying it will have no effect.
See how in the class file it says “‘label’ => __(‘Settings’, $this->wcvendors_pro ), “?
The __(‘Settings’ in particular — Any time you see __ in front of a string, that means it’s translatable. 🙂 So, if you go in the /languages folder and edit the translation for it using POEdit, you can change any string in the plugin you like!
Sorry I realise that’s a stupid question now. So I have learnt how POedit works now and language files, i’ve created my own mo and po files for EN_GB and followed your guide here and created a folder in languages called wc-vendors with wcvendors-en_GB.po and wcvendors-en_GB.mo both in there. In addition, i have seleted English (UK) as the language in WordPress General Settings. But no luck, the translations haven’t applied?
UPDATE: I have managed to get the WC-Vendors Pro translations showing, but i am a bit lost now. I have also translated all of the default language in WC-Vendors but I’m not sure where this should now go? Do I have to merge the WC-Vendors Pro .po and .mo with the WC Vendors files somehow?
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