Obsolete translation in the morning After

  • ludusnaturae · Member ·

    In the header of this theme appears the word “// archives” when you are browsing them. Galician (gl.) version shows a mistaken translation: “// ficheiros”. I could not find this string in GlotPress in order to fix it. The translation should be “// arquivo” or “// arquivos”.

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  • ludusnaturae · Member ·

    Here is it in the sourcecode of the blog where I sow the issue:

    <div id="topbanner" class="column full-width" style="background-image:url(http://xalonsof.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/cropped-pedrasnegras1.jpg)">

		<div class="pagetitle_prefix">//</div>
		<div class="pagetitle">ficheiros</div></div>
  • ludusnaturae · Member ·

    I meant “were I saw”. I’m sorry.
    And “The Morning After” in post title, of course.

  • jenia · Member ·

    Hello ludusnaturae, it seems that you managed to find the correct string on the same day, I see your translation for “Archives” here. Looks like you were not finding it because “// ” was part of the design, not the actual string.

    That said, The Morning After theme is currently pulling the translations into the Appearance > Theme Options screen, but not the actual header (doh!), as reported here. We are looking into this, thanks for your patience!

  • jenia · Member ·

    @ludusnaturae: just to follow up, the header links in The Morning After theme now display as translated.

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