Thomas asked 8 years ago
Dave Hilditch Staff answered 8 years ago
Hi – if you hit CTRL+U on the pages which are not working it will open the page source – this shows you the text unmodified – i.e. before Multilingualizer hides text. Then hit CTRL+F and search for the 4 dots. There will be 1 at the beginning of the file which is for Multilingualizer and then the others in your actual text. You will find that you have a mismatch somewhere – fix the mismatch and these pages will be fixed.
Thomas
replied 8 years ago Thanks Dave – I’ll give it a try again – this is what I’ve been doing and I’m just not finding it.
My confusion arises from the fact that the footer code (including the Multilingualizer code) is only input once – it’s not individualized on every page. Thus my bafflement as to why it’s functioning on some pages and not others. If it was due to a mismatched 4-dot tag somewhere in the footer, I’d think the footer would be broken on all pages. If it’s due to a mismatched 4-dot tag on the page itself, I’d think the translation would break from wherever that spot is on the page all the way down, which it also isn’t doing.
Thomas
replied 8 years ago Home Page has 103 instances of the 4-dot tag and translation works
Contact page has 75 instances of the 4-dot tag, and translation works.
Articles page has 65 instances of the 4-dot tag, and translation works.
Services page has 124 instances of the 4-dot tag, and that one sentence is broken.
Team page has 81 instances of the 4-dot tag, and that one sentence is broken.
Jobs page has 87 instances of the 4-dot tag, and that one sentence is broken.
Thomas
replied 8 years ago Found the missing tag on the Services page, which had nothing to do with the footer, and which didn’t fix the problem. However, I did get it fixed, by taking all hard returns out of the translation code entirely. 🙂
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