Comment on WordPress Language Translation by SEO Dave.
Go to Appearance >> Widgets
Drag and drop any widget to the Left sidebar.
Drag and drop any widget to the Right sidebar.
Check your home page and it should all make sense. You don’t remove the default widgets one by one, they are ALL removed when the first widget is added to a sidebar so you can build the sidebars exactly how you want them.
The default widgets are there so the site works right out the box, without them the sidebars would be empty.
David
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I’ve not converted WordPress core to another language translation, so not the best person to ask. Here http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_in_Your_Language is where I’d start. If you search Google for : WordPress Language Translation Khmer there’s some guides.
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If you are happy with inline CSS (I try to avoid it, personal pet peeve) use the “Stallion All In One SEO Additional Sitewide Headers” (that’s a mouthful :-)).
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Editing WordPress Theme Template Files
If you want every instance of a bit of code use a txt editor like Crimson Editor (it’s free) and use a find in files facility for the code, you’d be looking for
the_time('F jS, Y')
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Stallion Theme Colour Schemes and Languages
If you look at the home page of this site and scroll to the heading “Stallion Theme Colour Schemes” you’ll find example links to the current 27 built in Stallion colour schemes. The ability to use a different colour scheme …
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Have been adding more language translation files to Stallion using Google Translations.
These are the current language translations that will be available in Stallion v7.1 (plan to release this month).
English : en-english.php (Defaults)
Arabic : ar-arabic.php (Google Translation)
Bengali : bn_BD-bengali.php (Google Translation)
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WordPress Search Form Image Text
The Search text is part of the image, it’s this image so you would have to create a new image with Spanish text or not use the Search form within the header area.
The image is located at
/stallion-seo-theme/images/delicate/search.gif
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Default WordPress Widgets
You HAVE to add a widget to remove the default widgets.
Go to Appearance >> Widgets
Drag and drop any widget into the currently EMPTY Left sidebar widget area.
Check the home page.
Do the same for the right sidebar.
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British People and Foreign Languages!
LOL, I thought it was French :-)
That’s what you get for having an British person dealing with anything to do with languages.
Will replace the file with a French translation soon and add a Spanish translation in the next update.
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