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#167174

Hello,

I was following this instructions to translate some bits into my language:
<blockquote>Hi,
– You change this code from languageen-GBen-GB.mod_janewspro.ini in the line #148
Code:

MORE=”More:”

– Clean cache </blockquote>

And then the image of the featured articles stopped showing.

I use J1.6, what should I do?

Kind regards,
Miguel

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#404944

Have you kept the qutes (“) when translating? I.e.
MORE=”Read:”

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#404945

Yes I did keep it

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#404950

Ok, check that the language file has encoding “UTF-8 without BOM”.
You can check it with Notepad++ or similar software. If it’s not, convert to that encoding (note that you can loose your translations, keep a back-up).

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#404953

<em>@gray 258141 wrote:</em><blockquote>Ok, check that the language file has encoding “UTF-8 without BOM”.
You can check it with Notepad++ or similar software. If it’s not, convert to that encoding (note that you can loose your translations, keep a back-up).</blockquote>

The encoding is “utf 8”, it doesn’t give me the option of converting it to “utf 8 without BOM”, could that be a problem?

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#404954

Haven’t tested by Joomla docs says
Important note: Joomla language INI files must be saved as UTF-8 without the Byte Order Mark (BOM)

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#404956

<em>@gray 258141 wrote:</em><blockquote>Ok, check that the language file has encoding “UTF-8 without BOM”.
You can check it with Notepad++ or similar software. If it’s not, convert to that encoding (note that you can loose your translations, keep a back-up).</blockquote>

I have now changed this, but it still doesn’t show the image.

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#404958

It appears to be solved now, for some reasson the images came offline at the same time as I was updating the language file and i thought it might had something to do…

Anyway I just uploaded the pictures again.

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