Language Strings allow you to customize the text that appears on the front end of RepairPlugin. This makes it easy to adjust wording, translate labels, or match the booking flow to your brand tone without editing code.
All translatable text is grouped into categories for easy navigation.
Where to Find Language Strings
To access language string settings:
Go to RepairPlugin Pro → Front-End Steps
Click on Steps Translations
You will see a list of translation categories.
Translation Categories
Language strings are organized into categories based on where the text appears. Examples include:
Step Wizard
Searchbar (Steps)
What Model Popup
IDEAL in3 Popup
Pre-select Location
Step 1 to Step 6
Quote Popup
Quote PDF
Quote PDF Filename
Approved Page
Canceled Page
Searchbar (Shortcode)
Pricing Table (Shortcode)
Click on any category to view and edit the available strings.
Editing Language Strings
After opening a category:
Each text field with a globe icon indicates a translatable string
Click inside the text field
Replace the default text with your preferred wording or translation
Changes are saved automatically or after clicking save, depending on your setup
These updates will immediately affect the front-end text for that section.
What You Can Customize
Using language strings, you can:
Change button labels
Edit instructional text
Translate the booking flow into another language
Adjust wording to better match your business terminology
No coding knowledge is required.
Using Language Strings for Translations
If your website supports multiple languages:
Enter translated text directly into the fields
Use consistent terminology across steps
Test the booking flow in the target language
Language strings only affect text inside RepairPlugin, not your WordPress theme.
Best Practices
Update one category at a time
Keep translations short and clear
Avoid removing important instructional text
Test the front-end flow after making changes