Manually insert WPML code

[kunzi]

I’m trying to manually insert the following WPML code into the header inside .header-right classed div:

do_action(‘icl_language_selector’)

Now, when I override some of the sf_header’s code in functions.php I can get the language selector to appear on the website, but for some reason the language selector’s code is printed outside the #header-sticky-wrapped div even if I put the WPML’s php code inside the .header-right div.

So basically the WPML’s code does not print where I want it to print. Any ideas why this happens?

Attached is a screen cap of where I put the additional code and where it should be printed.

[Tahir – SUPPORT]

Hi,
Can you show us a page link and possibly login credentials as well so we can look at the functions.php file.

Thanks
Tahir

[kunzi]

I actually managed to get by the problem by positioning the WPML language selector with css. It’s not so elegant solution, but seems to work.

[Tahir – SUPPORT]

Hi,
Good to see you got it sorted. Be sure to make changes in a child theme so changes are not lost when you update.

Thanks
Tahir

[RunDesign]

Hi,
I’ve the same problem of Kunzi, and css doesn’t seem to me a good solution.
In child theme’s sf-header.php I’ve written the same code of WPML:
I expected to see my WPLM select in corner right of #header.container,
while it is out of #header.
I hope that the image is clear enough and moreover you can help me to fix this.
Many thanks in advance!

[Mohammad – SUPPORT]

Hi,

@RunDesign – I think its s css issue so please provide website URL so i can check and resolve the issue easily .
Thanks 🙂
With Best Regards
Swift Ideas

[RunDesign]

Hi,
I’ve solved with language aux-options in theme’s header options, but I’m using header1 and on the left of language switcher there are login/logout/my account link: is there a way to hide these links and see only the language switcher?
Thanks again

[Melanie – SUPPORT]

If you can give us your website URL we’ll check it out 🙂