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Hello, ... And by adding this hook in the admin.php file in init():
Anyway, I think I hard-coded the language query vars in some places, so even if we make changes it won't work correctly, I need to check the code... |
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Hey, thanks for looking into this. I didn't know of the hook-based approach, maybe it's worth trying though with this PR the plugin is now behaving exactly as I wanted to. |
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This PR makes the
language_query_varproperty name configurable. This way e.g. if my blog is already usinglng=frto translate contents, now I can indicate Sublanguage to use thelngas well (instead of the defaultlanguagename).See https://wordpress.org/support/topic/customize-query-var-name/