Hi @vladav
Our plugin includes the translations for Czech and it works on my end, so I suspect this may be due to your translation plugin. Can you test a different one? I think you use GlotPress which seems not updated in a while.
Hi,
i didnt use own translation for this plugin. Otherwise, I use Locotranslate.
What is interesting, in Source text, I cant find “Monday”, e.g.
We include these translation for our plugin ourselves, so you do not need to translate it anymore.
Furthermore, our plugin does not include .po files so I guess you are using this one from WordPress.org. I think that one only translates the backend.
Hi, thank you. I have reinstalled the plugin, with no change – weekdays in English, status is correct in Czech (Otevřeno).
May be another point, can be a problem with Polylang?
I use Polylang. I have no idea regarding difference. I disabled Polylang plugin, but i doesnt loook it causes incompatibility. I have installed Business Hours Indicator on another site, with same result.
To be exact, Polylang i use for multilingual pages, while Locotranslate for translations …
Hi, it is strange, but somehow it looks correct, now. May be cache or anything else. Even now, the Locotranslate plugin sees the namedays …
Have a nice day!
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