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Title is the main label on a piece of information. In WP the term is mainly used to label a whole html page, a post, a widget or an attachment.
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Translate widget titles using qTranslate plugin
--:en-->My English Title<!--:--><!--:fr-->My French Title<!--:-->
When I use this in the content of my widget it works well. But in the title when I save the widget. … It actually remove my tags and just displays:
My English TitleMy French Title
Anyone know how to fix this? …
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Translate widget titles using qTranslate plugin
I just found the answer and instead of putting this in the Title:
<!--:en-->My English Title<!--:--><!--:fr-->My French Title<! … --:-->
We need to put this code:
[:en]My English Title[:fr]My French Title
and qTranslate does the rest :) …
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