french translation (and others ?)

Théophile Bellintani

• January 27, 2023 13:27

Hello, since the last update, brizy isn't translated in french in the app. Directly in the wp dashboard, I can see all words in french, but when I work on a page, all words are in english.

Can you fix this issue, like it was before ?

Thanks !

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  KC George

  • January 30, 2023 05:06

  Hi Théophile,

  We apologize the inconvenience This is due to a bug with Brizy. Our developers are aware of this bug and we are working on fixing this.   

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  Théophile Bellintani

  • March 06, 2023 10:58

  Hi KC George,

  Is there any update about this, one month later ?

  I take advantage of this message to show you some other bugs:

  • In the comment section, some strings are automatically translated in french (great !), but not all :

  

  

  • It's not the ones, but I let you check all strings of this section, there is many that haven't translations.
  • could it be possible to add a feature in posts section, to put them in order with a custom field, to permit us to order them as we want ? Currently, if we want to do some custom classification, we must choose date, and select dates more or less recent. It's doable but not easy to use for customers.
  • When we select a custom field on a text element, by the way of the "database" button (not with # ), we can't see an example of how the content wil be displayed during the work. Could it be possible to do the same thing as the articles elements ?
  • All articles elements who displays text (title, content...) add a text-shadow on header styles, and we always must add a css rule to override that. Could it be possible to not put that by default ?

  Thanks :)

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  KC George

  • March 06, 2023 16:01

  Hi Théophile,

  We have a fix available at our end for this bug. We need to do some testing and then release it as part of one of the future updates.  Hopefully everything in the Comment section should be translated when we roll out the fix. 

  could it be possible to add a feature in posts section, to put them in order with a custom field, to permit us to order them as we want ? Currently, if we want to do some custom classification, we must choose date, and select dates more or less recent. It's doable but not easy to use for customers.

  I could not understand your request well here. Can you elaborate on this a bit more?

  Are you suggesting that when displaying dynamic text using the Text element and selecting the database icon, the the dynamic content should be visible in the editor (and not just in preview)?

  All articles elements who displays text (title, content...) add a text-shadow on header styles, and we always must add a css rule to override that. Could it be possible to not put that by default ?

  Can you show us a test page where we can see this issue?

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  Théophile Bellintani

  • March 07, 2023 08:33
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  Yes sure, I specify :

  As you can see here,

  

   

   

  We can order posts with Id, title, Date, ... But if we want to choose the order, it would be very helpful to be able to order by a custom field : like that, it let us the choice to put posts with the place we want. Currently, if we want to do that, we have to play with the date parameter.

  For my second problem, I've refreshed and updated my browser, and all is good now !

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  Ariel.H

  • March 07, 2023 12:27

  Hi Théophile,

  Thank you for the details.

  As I understand, you are referring to a custom sorting option in the posts element filter tab, where you can add a custom field and the posts elements should be able to sort assets/blog posts based on the selected custom field.

  This is not possible at the moment, but I already submitted this as a feature request, so it may be considered in one of the future updates. We appreciate your feedback and value your input in helping us improve our product.

  Best regards,
  Ariel H.

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