Genesis Translations

[Remkus de VriesModerator Post count: 13]

Hi there!

For a while now we have been working with GlotPress to translate Genesis into the various languages out there. These translations would not have been there if not for the help of all the volunteers out there.

How can I get my translation files?
Good question, glad you asked  We have a few options for you.

Use the Genesis Translations plugin
An alternative option is to you my Genesis Translations plugin. Installing this plugin will take away all the steps mentioned above and will leave you with an easy way to translate your Genesis installation. But hey, what if my translation is not available on http://translate.studiopress.com/? Again, glad you asked  You would still have to register on our translations site ( you can do that here ) and you can contact me afterwards so I can add your language to the specific project.

Download them from directly
Via http://translate.studiopress.com/ you are able to download your translation files, though you have to be registered on our translation site to actually download them. You can do that here:http://translate.studiopress.com/home/ Next you should navigate to project you need translated and when you have found that page you will see on the bottom left a link that will allow you to export the translation files. Mind you, you need both the .po and the .mo files. After you have downloaded those two files you have to to one additional thing and this is important, you have to rename them to your language setting. The same settings you have in your wp-config.php file. For example, if you would like to use the Dutch translation files, you would export the .po and the .mo files. When downloaded those files will have the following name: genesis-framework-genesis-18-nl.po and genesis-framework-genesis-18-nl.mo.

You will have to rename those files to reflect the language code in your wp-config.php file. This would mean I would have to rename those files – as the Dutch language code is nl_NL – to nl_NL.po and nl_NL.mo. After having renamed those files, you need to upload those files to the following folder:
/wp-content/themes/genesis/lib/languages/

That’s it. These files will be deleted each time you update Genesis though. If you’d like to maintain translation files to stay intact after updating, there is a tutorial how to fix that: http://remkusdevries.com/maintain-translation-upgrade/

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[gregoirenoyelleParticipant]

Hi Remkus

Before I have an GlotPress account. Did you keep it?
When I use the same credential, it stop working

Thanks

Grégoire

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[Remkus de VriesModerator Post count: 13]

Something went wrong in the migration I guess. I’ve notified the SP folks so I’m hoping for a speedy fix

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