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supportI can not get the Plugin working with modern Templates. Please check if you can fix it. I did not found an replacement for this Plugin. The page I need help with: [ log in to see the link]
When editing a page or post in a modern template, you should be able to display the Bilingual Linker field by first clicking on the vertical … icon in the top-right corner of the editor and selecting Preferences at the bottom of the menu. In the dialog that comes up, look at the bottom of the dialog, under the Advanced section, for “Bilingual Linker – Additional Post / Page Parameters” and make sure that it’s active. Once activated, you should see the field in the editor. Let me know if this resolves your issue and consider donating to support this plugin’s development.
Hi Yannick, I see it in the Editor, but its not showing on the page. I embedded the following code in the Template: <?php the_bilingual_link(); ?><?php OutputBilingualLink($post_id, $linktext, $beforelink, $afterlink); ?> I did not see the Guttenberg Block in WordPress. But I did no see it in the Article, but it in the source code. Example: https://www.infrastrukturhelden.de/microsoft-infrastruktur/active-directory/liste-verschiedener-gruppenrichtlinien-vorlagen/ This reply was modified 1 month ago by Fabian_Niesen .
When editing a page or post in a modern template, you should be able to display the Bilingual Linker field by first clicking on the vertical … icon in the top-right corner of the editor and selecting Preferences at the bottom of the menu. In the dialog that comes up, look at the bottom of the dialog, under the Advanced section, for “Bilingual Linker – Additional Post / Page Parameters” and make sure that it’s active. Once activated, you should see the field in the editor. Let me know if this resolves your issue and consider donating to support this plugin’s development.
Hi Yannick, I see it in the Editor, but its not showing on the page. I embedded the following code in the Template: <?php the_bilingual_link(); ?><?php OutputBilingualLink($post_id, $linktext, $beforelink, $afterlink); ?> I did not see the Guttenberg Block in WordPress. But I did no see it in the Article, but it in the source code. Example: https://www.infrastrukturhelden.de/microsoft-infrastruktur/active-directory/liste-verschiedener-gruppenrichtlinien-vorlagen/ This reply was modified 1 month ago by Fabian_Niesen .