Translate word SOURCE

Hi, I can’t find in the plugin source code or in the *.po Files the word SOURCE to translate it. Where is it? How can I translate it? Thank You! piero This topic was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by webchroma . Hello @webchroma Could you please indicate where is the “Source” word you want to modify? Best regards. thanks for the reply. I am using the plugin for the a current page search: [search-in-place-form in_current_page=”1″ placeholder=”Wyszukaj np. 01 05 lub Płuczki wiertnicze”] on this page https://interzero.pl/uslugi/gospodarka-odpadami/katalog-odpadow/?preview_id=11172&preview_nonce=cb10743a2e&_thumbnail_id=3828&preview=true Hello @webchroma You provided the link to a draft page preview. The pages previews are not public. Best regards. hi, https://interzero.pl/uslugi/gospodarka-odpadami/katalog-odpadow/ thx Hello @webchroma , I’m sorry, but in the current plugin version, you should replace it with CSS. In the next plugin update, we will allow translating it by editing the .po files or with third-party plugins like Loco Translate. Please enter the style definition below through the menu option “Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS”: .search-in-place>.label{color: transparent !important;} .search-in-place>.label::before{content: 'YOUR TEXT' !important; color: #183466 !important} Best regards. hi, thanks. Looking forward for the next update! I’ll go in the meantime with this css hack, there is just a little correction to do (for eventually future users): it covers both the source and 0 results label, so 1 option would be: .search-in-place .label:not(.more){ color: transparent !important; } .search-in-place .label:not(.more)::before{ content: ‘YOUR TEXT’ !important; color: #183362 !important; } thanks again for looking after it best piero Hello @webchroma Thank you very much for sharing your styles block of code. Best regards.