Closed sailinf closed 8 years ago
No that meta is not generated by qtx, but qtx may translate it. Turn off qtx or other plugins in such cases, when you want to find out who is generating what, and see what happens.
What do you mean by "inconsistent use of reflang ("en" vs "fi_FI")"? Anyway, you may control the front-end locales via option "Locale at front-end" on language properties configuration page "/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=qtranslate-x&edit=xx", where "xx" is two-letter code of language to edit, in case you wish to adjust it. Normally it is not necessary, but some people wish to tune it more particularly.
I assume it has been resolved? I am closing it, we can write into closed issue or may reopen it if needed.
Yes
There seem to be some problems with meta in a number of case on my site that might be related to qTranslate. Here is an illustration of the problem excerpt:
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Problem/question: inconsistent use of reflang ("en" vs "fi_FI"), not sure if this matters?
Question: is the meta below the ' content="qTranslate-X 3.4.6.8" ' tag generated by qTranslate?
The problem is that this is not the meta for the page (a WooCommerce category page) but instead for the first product that appears on the page. This is a problem because this meta blocks the correct meta included later on the page, the correct meta would be: `
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