GD Terminology

Hi,

it looks like you haven’t done anything that is explained here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/translate-core/

Please follow the text tutorial. It’s 6 easy points.

1. Download poedit or check here for alternatives http://codex.wordpress.org/Translating_WordPress
2. Open the .po file for GD core in poedit, this is located in the core plugin language folder geodirectory/geodirectory-languages/geodirectory-en_US.po, if you are translating to another language the you should copy this file and rename it, for example if translating to french you would rename the file geodirectory-fr_FR.po
3. Translate GD core in poedit and save it to create the .mo file.
4. Upload the .mo file in our case “geodirectory-en_US.po” to your wordpress language folder, usually your wordpress language folder will be /wp-content/languages/ if the languages folder does not exist then just create it.  Then we use the textdomain for GD core which is “geodirectory” and create a sub folder, so eventually our file path should look like this:/wp-content/languages/geodirectory/geodirectory-en_US.mo
5. If you have not set the language of your website yet, you do that by going to your wp-admin area, and then go to Settings > General > Site language and select your language there.
6. Go to your homepage and refresh to see your changes

Hi again, in wp-content/languages you haven’t created a folder geodirectory and I don’t see the file geodirectory-en_UK.mo anywhere, so I can’t check if it’s been created correctly.

Unless I’m looking at the wrong website, which one is it? There are 3…