Translations

Access the Translation Settings

• In your WordPress dashboard, find the PhotoBerry Studio menu located in the sidebar.
• Click on Settings under the PhotoBerry Studio menu.
• Click on the Translations tab.

The following texts appear on the frontend of the site and can be translated or customized as desired:

• The gallery you requested can't be accessed with the link you used.
• The password you entered is incorrect. Please try again.
• Your account does not have access to this gallery.
• Please enter your password to view this gallery.
• The session you requested can't be accessed with the link you used.
• The password you entered is incorrect. Please try again.
• Your account does not have access to this session.
• Please enter your password to view this session.
• Email:
• Name:
• Password:
• Log In
• Log Out
• Suggested by photographer
• Your selection
• Other photos
• My Sessions
• No sessions were found.
• No comments yet
• Share your thoughts by leaving the first comment below.
• Send
• Download All
• Download Selected
• Selected 1 image
• Selected %d images
• Unselect all
• You are about to send this 1 image
• You are about to send these %d images
• Guest
• Current user
• %s's avatar
• Posting as %s
• Continue as guest
• Submit
• Cancel
• Add comment...
• Your comment could not be posted.
• Mark as favorite
• Unmark as favorite

Explanation of %s and %d

In some of the phrases, you will see placeholders such as %s and %d. These placeholders represent dynamic content that will be replaced when the text is displayed on the site:

• %s: This placeholder represents a string (usually text). For example, in %s's avatar, %s will be replaced with the name of the user.
• %d: This placeholder represents a number (one or more digits). For example, in Selected %d images, %d will be replaced with the number of images selected.

These placeholders allow the same text to be reused dynamically with different values.