[Steve]

Hi Sakin,

Today I logged on and the flags are the right size! Must be some caching on the server. Thanks again for your help 🙂

[Steve]

Hi Sakim,

Thank you very much for trying, I’ll see what I can see within the server. I created the folder using ftp via Filezilla and have seen it work on other projects, however, these were always on my own hosting, this one is being hosted elsewhere so, as you say, there could be a server issue.

I must add that I am impressed with the support here, I had tried several combined theme/plugin packages for this project and despite saying that they were translation-ready, they were not and the support had been non-existent (I’m still waiting for one response after three weeks!).

Best regards

Steve

[Steve]

According to the instructions here:

Can I use my own flags for the language switcher?

Yes. You have to use PNG or JPG files and name them with the WordPress locale. For example, en_US.png. Then upload these files in the /wp-content/polylang/ directory (create the directory if it does not exist). Don’t use the /polylang/flags/ directory as your files would be removed when automatically updating the plugin.

I have created the directory polylang in wp-content and have uploaded the flags to this directory (I have done this on other projects too) but they’re still the small flags on this one.

Thanks

Steve

[Steve]

http://www.alquileres-lanzarote.com

[Steve]

So sorry Sakin, I changed back to the live site at

So I now have the flags horizontally (thank you) but they’re still the wrong size.

Apologies for the mix-up.

Steve

[Steve]

Hi Sakin,

WP Super Cache isn’t installed – there are only three active plug-ins

• Limit Login Attempts
• Polylang
• Responsive Lightbox

Steve

[Steve]

Ah, just one more question – as per polylang instructions, as I wish to use larger flags, I have created the polylang folder in wp-content and added my new flags which are height 25px and width 32px (this is so that polylang will look here rather than in the main flags folder within the plugin and the flags will not be overwritten on polylang update) and this worked in another project using the wpCasa Framework with no problem.

However, I can’t see where this happens in Kathmandu, and have tried various CSS syntax with width and height, but still the falgs display as 16×11 px.

Can you advise where this will be?

Thanks again.

Steve

[Steve]

Hi Sakin,

Sorry for the delay – I didn’t get an e-mail notification that you’d responded 🙁

Brilliant, it was the li part that I hadn’t tried. Thanks very much.

Steve

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