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Support for: Vellum – Responsive WordPress Theme

Vellum

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Using Polylang, blog page show me all language post

  • inshortezza

    said

    Hi. I need some help from you.
    I have a multi-lingual website with Vellum installed.
    I also installed Woocommerce and Polylang.
    Page and product work fine, but I have problem with blog.
    The blog page show me all language post.
    I obviously need to show italian post in italian language and english post in english language.
    It’s the first time I have this problem, I always use Woocommerce and Polylang, so I think that the problem is in this theme.

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    inshortezza

    said

    Another big problem.
    The website, mostly the backend, is very slow.
    I checked the performance with P3 Profiler plug-in and I view that most heavy resources is Vellum theme and Polylang. I have compared the result with another my website that use the same plug-in but a different theme and the result is very different. The load time and Polylang is very fast.
    So I think that the couple Vellum+Polylang make problem. How fix that? I need both.
    ps: I home my english was understandable…

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    jeffw

    said

    I’m not sure if the Vellum theme is compatible with the Polylang plugin. The only multilingual plugin that has been tested with Vellum is WPML.

    With regard to your second question, if you can’t find an answer to that using the forum search please create a new topic for it.

    Please try to remember to start a new topic for each separate issue that you have. We like to keep each topic in the Help Center focused on a single subject. We find that separating each question into a separate topic keeps the information much clearer and easier to follow. Also, it really helps other users to find information and it prevents threads from wandering down Tangent Lane. If you can’t find a solution using the forum search, please always create a new topic for each separate issue that you have. Thanks.

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    jeffw

    said

    I don’t think we have any plans to customise the theme to be compatible with Polylang, but I will gladly ask our development team the question for you. I’ll let you know what they say.

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