The editor will provide a way to do this. Start by opening the language template file participants-database/languages/participants-database.pot in your translation editor to create the new translation. If no file exists for your language, you can create a new one in the translation file editor. That file will be found in: wp-content/plugins/participants-database/languages/participants-database-da_DK.po Creating a New Translation For instance, if your language is Danish, the code is “da_DK” so your language file is participants-database-da_DK.po.
Once you know the code, the plugin language file will have that code in it. If you don’t know the code, check the WordPress Locales page to find it. To find the translation file to edit, you need to know the language code for your language. Make a copy for backup, then open the original in the translation editor. Using FTP, download the file for your language to your own computer. Now, in the plugin, in a directory named “languages” are all the translation files.
POEDIT GROUP EDITING HOW TO
This article on explains how to do this. I use Poedit on my Mac, but there are several to choose from for different platforms. The first step is to install a translation file editor on your computer. This is possible because nearly all the text is processed through a translation file which can be edited to “translate” the plugin text to anything you want. This is sometimes called “white labeling” meaning that all traces of the name of the plugin, developer and labels are customized to give the appearance of a custom application. I often get asked if it’s possible to change the labels used by the Participants Database plugin, including the name of the plugin as it appears in the admin. Note: edited to correct the language file paths, which were incorrect in the original article.
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