Site became partly in English, how to get back my language?

[Tom]

Correct 🙂

[Roger Roth]

Hi Tom

I will help for Translate GeneratePress in German. My username by WordPress is: agenturroth

Many Thanks
Roger

[Tom]

Thanks! I just made the request, however it seems to take a while to get German editors approved for some reason.

[Gaute Holmin]

Hi again Tom.

My company is planning to deploy a Swedish and Danish blog based on your theme as well (and that means more sales for you ;-).

I’m getting help from Swedish and Danish colleagues to translate, could I get editor rights for Swedish and Danish as well?

Wordpress username is “topdog”.

[Tom]

Great! I’ll add the requests right now 🙂

Thank you!

[Dennis]

Hi Folks,

I seem to experience a similar problem: After some of the latest releases, the article meta always says

“[date] nach [author]”, for example: “29. März 2016 nach Dennis”

The word “nach” (after) really doesn’t make any sense here. Is there a way to change that meta info? It should be
“[date] von [name]”
or just
“[date] – [name]”.

Thanks a lot and all the best
Dennis

[Tom]

Hi there,

Feel free to suggest a change to the translation here: https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-themes/generatepress

That way the editor can approve it 🙂

[Lihas1987]

Hi Tom,

the translation in German for “Search results for” is not yet done. I still see on my webpage the English version.

Lihas

[Tom]

Are you using any custom templates or have any custom functions added? The German translation is 100%.

[Tom]

@gauteweb looks like they approved you as the Danish editor as well 🙂

[Author]

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