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Solved! You were right, there are no additional settings other than settings->general->Site Language. Mine was a very simple and obvious issue: There are plenty of Spanish versions according to region usage. My site was set to es_CO (Spanish Colombia) which is obviously different than es_ES or es_MX available translations for the plugin. Since there is no significant difference between spanish from Spain and spanish from Colombia I just set my site´s language to “Spanish” and that was it, the plugin works like a charm. Thanks @mbrsolution and @Wacko for taking the time to answer my requests. Best regards!!
Thanks for your kind answer. I read the discussion carefully and everything has a lot of sense. However, if there are no german translation files (.mo and .po) in /wp-content/plugins/simple-membership/languages/ directory, therefore there is no way the plugin can pull the correct strings into the frontend.
There must be a translation file and proper instructions to set them up are in this link.
My problem seems to be easier to solve. There are two files in /wp-content/plugins/simple-membership/languages/: simple-membership-es_ES.mo and simple-membership-es_ES.po which comprise the whole translation of plugin´s lines. However there is a simple question I’ve been asking from the beginning: How in the world can I make this plugin work in spanish if I have these files but I don’t have a clue on how to set them to work???@mbrsolution thanks for your answer. Of course i noted that in wp-content/plugins/simple-membership/languages the .po and .mo files for es_ES are already there. I think i am missing something pretty obvious but i don’t have any idea of how in the heck can I make the plugin work -in the frontend- in spanish. In other words: How do I use these *es_ES.po and *es_ES.mo files in order to make my site look a uniform spanish instead of part spanish and part -the simple membership part- in english, what should i do with these files?
Thanks in advance for your cooperation.
