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For anyone searching for the copypaste

function my_locals( $locals ) {
	$locals =array(
		'year' 		=> __('jaar', 'themeblvd'),
		'years' 	=> __('jaren', 'themeblvd'),
		'month' 	=> __('maand', 'themeblvd'),
		'months' 	=> __('maanden', 'themeblvd'),
		'week' 		=> __('week', 'themeblvd'),
		'weeks' 	=> __('weken', 'themeblvd'),
		'day' 		=> __('dag', 'themeblvd'),
		'days' 		=> __('dagen', 'themeblvd'),
		'hour' 		=> __('uur', 'themeblvd'),
		'hours' 	=> __('uren', 'themeblvd'),
		'minute' 	=> __('minuut', 'themeblvd'),
		'minutes' 	=> __('minuten', 'themeblvd'),
		'second' 	=> __('seconde', 'themeblvd'),
		'seconds' 	=> __('seconden', 'themeblvd'),
		'ago'		=> __('geleden', 'themeblvd'),
		'error' 	=> __('een tijdje terug', 'themeblvd')
	);
    return $locals;
}
add_filter( 'themeblvd_time_ago_locals', 'my_locals' );

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by Jason Bobich. Reason: Please use pre tags for non-inline code blocks

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I used Simple Share Buttons Adder for Alyeska, works fine.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-share-buttons-adder/

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That’s a great function.
Maybe passing the variables can be done with the custom fields on the page. I’ll check it out, thanks!

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My mistake… totally misunderstood what it should do.

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thanks!

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Ah OK, just the dots. I had different perception of the functionality. Will use CSS.

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Yes, that works. Already did that 🙂

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FYI, on the basic Woocommerce catalog (subcategory/product) page, the pagetitle isn’t showing in the featured area as well, using standard template. It does so on shopping cart & account pages.

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Workaround works fine, thanks.

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I dug into the memory thing.

First tried smaller slider images, no improvement noted.
Then investigated partner logo’s. These are presented full size I discovered (a thumbnail size can’t be chosen here). I had quite a few – and quite a few big ones! So I deleted this entire section. Boom! It worked.

So, my suspicion: these full size logo’s were too much. Then the parallax setting pushed the 4S and iPad Air browsers over the edge. The iPhone6 probably survived because of more processing power.

It’s hard to determine where it goes ‘over the edge’. Clearly the parallax has quite some impact in processing power – when disabled, there are no troubles.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by vnp.

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I tried several things (disabling plugins, choosing thumbnail image sizes).
The only way to avoid these page loading loop/errors is to disable the parallax functionality.
The only thing I can think of that this might be memory related, but that is just a guess.

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Strange that all is working for you. I have an iPhone 4s and a iPad 2, both updated to latest OS version. They give the same results. The page is loading, then an error is thrown and after a few tries, they give up. Safari throws error, Chrome even dies.

http://postimg.org/image/4u81cnqen
http://s27.postimg.org/4u81cnqen/IMG_4912.png

http://postimg.org/image/bjeksobqn
http://s27.postimg.org/bjeksobqn/IMG_4913.png

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by vnp.

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Very clear! Thanks for the support once again, works like a charm. Askwpgirl thanks for taking the time & effort here.

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Yes, I see your point. Currently working on JS 1.2.7, experienced PHP- but at this point not too experienced in the custom post types. I was curious if it could be done with a filter.

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