Reply To: Translate Search text / global setting for buttons

[Aizaz Awan]

Hello, @anna_falc,

1. Please use the Loco Translate plugin on your site. After installing the plugin please Navigate to Loco >> Themes >> Porto >> Edit the translation that you are using for the site >> Click the Sync button >> Find the words and add the translation for them and save it.

Also, please Navigate to Loco >> Plugins >> Woocommerce >> Edit the translation that you are using for the site >> Click the Sync button >> Find the words and add the translation for them and save it.

Also, please Navigate to Loco >> Plugins >> Porto -functionality >> Edit the translation that you are using for the site >> Click the Sync button >> Find the words and add the translation for them and save it.

Loco Translate

Note:
1. Custom (recommended)
2. This is Loco’s protected folder under “wp-content/languages/loco/” which is safe from automatic updates and provides priority over the above locations.

https://localise.biz/wordpress/plugin/manual/msginit?utm_medium=plugin&utm_campaign=wp&utm_source=admin&utm_content=plugin-msginit#order

If this folder doesn’t exist you may need to create it and ensure it has the correct permissions.

https://localise.biz/wordpress/plugin/manual/filesystem

If the problem persists, kindly provide the WordPress admin login credentials for your site in the private content section of this topic. This will allow me to investigate and resolve the issue for you.

2. Certainly. By default, you can adjust the primary, secondary, and typography colors for the entire site via the theme settings under “Skins” > “Theme Colors” https://postimg.cc/bG2bTXhp However, changing colors beyond this doesn’t have a dedicated feature in the theme options to control overall button styling. Buttons on the page are typically set using widgets or elements, requiring you to configure styling individually in their settings. I hope this clarifies the process for you.

Best Regards,
PThemes Team.