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Hello Chris,

Trying to change the Mega Menu styles manually menu wasn’t a good idea.
I cleaned the styles I created, used the Mega Menu options as suggested and achieved the expected result.

Thanks for all the help,
Pedro

P.S.
One other thing that made my head spin, was that the pagination of my posts page wasn’t working, I thought it was some polylang problem but I was wrong. It seems if we use the blog in a static page we have to change the blog template to $paged = get_query_var( 'page' ) ? get_query_var( 'page' ) : 1;, only changing the variable from paged to page (https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_query_var).
Just thought this could be helpful for future reference.

Hello Chris and sorry for bothering you again,

I have been using a translation file for another language I am using (Portuguese) and until now all seems to be working perfectly.

In the header there is a button with the text ‘donate now’, I can find it and translate it in the language file but it doesn’t apply.

After checking the code (header.php) <a class="sd-extra-button" href="<?php echo $header_btn; ?>" title="<?php echo esc_attr( $header_btn_text ); ?>"><?php echo $header_btn_text; ?></a> I noticed that those are not translated variables like _e( 'CALL US NOW', 'sd-framework' ).

I would suggest in newer versions you could update these (button text and URL) as translation variables if possible.

Thanks,
Pedro

Hello Chris,

I think I didn’t explain properly, I can change that value, but when I do it the vakue will be the same in both site languages (in my case portuguese and english).

Thanks,
Pedro

Hi Chris,

I am using polylang, it created some variables from widgets but that’s it.
The solution was to hardcode it in the header file based on the active language.

I still would suggest you would create translations variables just like you have for the ’email us at’ and call us now before that button.

Thanks again,
Pedro Santos