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How do I hide the language in WordPress?
This is usually done while you are still translating your site into a new language. To hide a language on the front-end, go to the WPML -> Languages page and in the Hide languages section select all the languages that you want to hide. After selecting the languages click the Save button.
Can I use my own flags for the language switcher polylang?
4.2 Use a custom flag It is possible to use your own images as flags. Don’t use the /polylang/flags/ directory as your file would be removed when automatically updating the plugin. Once the custom flag is uploaded, go in Languages > Settings > URL modifications module then click on save changes.
When does Polylang not show a language switcher?
Note: To avoid 404 errors, Polylang does not display a language on frontend if there is no published content (post or page) in that language. If there is no content in any language, then the language switcher does not appear at all.
Where do I find the code for Polylang?
Important: When using the language switcher as a dropdown, you must provide yourself the action attached to the language switching. If you want the same comportment as provided by the widget, you can find the corresponding code in the file polylang/include/widget.php.
How to set post ID in Polylang function?
‘post_id’ => if set, displays links to translations of the post (or page) defined by post_id (default: null) ‘raw’ => use this to create your own custom language switcher (default:0) Important: You have to output yourself the ul tags if you don’t use the dropdown option.
How does the Polylang function in WordPress work?
The function will return an array of arrays, one array per language with the following entries: returns either the full name, or the WordPress locale (just as the WordPress core function ‘get_locale’ or the slug ( 2-letters code) of the current language.