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    I just got my hands on a WordPress site and i'm trying to edit some words from a theme login template, so I went to cPanel to check how the theme templates handle the copy and I found the pt_PT.po with the words I was looking for.

    After understanding a bit better how .po and .mo files work, I installed LOCO translations plugin to edit those files and I found the phrases I was looking for, edited and saved them.

    I went back to cPanel and the .po file was changed with the copy I wanted, but there were no changes to the site, even after cleaning the cache. .mo file was also changed because had the same "last modified" timestamp.

    I read in other answers that adding define('WPLANG', 'your_language'); to the wp-config.php would do the trick, but since this site already has the translations from English to Portuguese online it didn't make sense to me to add that line.

    I'm I wrong and I still need to add it or is it something else?

    Thanks!

    I just got my hands on a WordPress site and i'm trying to edit some words from a theme login template, so I went to cPanel to check how the theme templates handle the copy and I found the pt_PT.po with the words I was looking for.

    After understanding a bit better how .po and .mo files work, I installed LOCO translations plugin to edit those files and I found the phrases I was looking for, edited and saved them.

    I went back to cPanel and the .po file was changed with the copy I wanted, but there were no changes to the site, even after cleaning the cache. .mo file was also changed because had the same "last modified" timestamp.

    I read in other answers that adding define('WPLANG', 'your_language'); to the wp-config.php would do the trick, but since this site already has the translations from English to Portuguese online it didn't make sense to me to add that line.

    I'm I wrong and I still need to add it or is it something else?

    Thanks!

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    Share Improve this question asked Oct 23, 2018 at 22:53 RyuuksRyuuks 1253 bronze badges 2
    • 1 In WordPress 4.0 and above, you should set your site's language via this page: Settings > General > Site Language and no need to define the WPLANG. – Sally CJ Commented Oct 24, 2018 at 0:04
    • There are dozens of possible causes. Provide a download link to the theme's source code and an example string you can't get to work. – Tim Commented Oct 24, 2018 at 11:16
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    i had a similar question posted some time ago: why is translation not working on theme?

    it might be the solution to put your translation files into the right location (languages directory in wp-content/languages/themes/) and prefix them with the theme name like themename-pt_PT.po

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