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No translation for a multilingual website

XT Floating Cart for WooCommerce · support · 2026-01-14T07:51:00+00:00

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demonshi unresolved
Hi. I have a multilingual website and use the Polylang plugin. Unfortunately, after installing your plugin, the translation strings don’t appear in the Polylang settings. Is your plugin compatible with Polylang? How can I translate the texts from the cart into different languages? Hi @demonshi , Thanks for reaching out. Yes, Xploaded Floating Cart is compatible with multilingual setups, including Polylang. The plugin uses standard WordPress translation functions, so the cart texts can be translated. To translate the strings, you can use one of these approaches: Polylang string translations: Make sure String translations are enabled in Polylang. After visiting the Floating Cart settings and saving once, the strings should become available under Languages > String translations. Translation files (.po/.mo): You can also translate the plugin using a tool like Loco Translate, which works well alongside Polylang and is often the easiest option. If the strings still don’t appear: Clear any cache (site, object, and browser cache). Ensure you’re running the latest versions of both the Floating Cart plugin and Polylang. If you can let us know which texts you’re trying to translate and how you’re currently managing translations (Polylang strings vs. Loco Translate), we’ll be happy to point you in the right direction. After changing your plugin settings, translation strings aren’t showing up in Polylang. String translation is enabled by default in Polylang. Clearing the cache doesn’t help. Your plugin’s translation strings aren’t showing up. I’m using the latest versions of both plugins.

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Robert Fortaleza 2026-01-14T08:00:00+00:00

Hi @demonshi , Thanks for reaching out. Yes, Xploaded Floating Cart is compatible with multilingual setups, including Polylang. The plugin uses standard WordPress translation functions, so the cart texts can be translated. To translate the strings, you can use one of these approaches: Polylang string translations: Make sure String translations are enabled in Polylang. After visiting the Floating Cart settings and saving once, the strings should become available under Languages > String translations. Translation files (.po/.mo): You can also translate the plugin using a tool like Loco Translate, which works well alongside Polylang and is often the easiest option. If the strings still don’t appear: Clear any cache (site, object, and browser cache). Ensure you’re running the latest versions of both the Floating Cart plugin and Polylang. If you can let us know which texts you’re trying to translate and how you’re currently managing translations (Polylang strings vs. Loco Translate), we’ll be happy to point you in the right direction.

demonshi 2026-01-14T21:58:00+00:00

After changing your plugin settings, translation strings aren’t showing up in Polylang. String translation is enabled by default in Polylang. Clearing the cache doesn’t help. Your plugin’s translation strings aren’t showing up. I’m using the latest versions of both plugins.