Problem: The client is unable to use the WPML multilingual CMS plugin on their site. Solution: We installed the latest version of the WPML plugin, which resolved the issue. We recommend the client to verify by checking their plugins page.
Problem: The client is inquiring about where to add WPML related plugins. Solution: If you're looking to install additional WPML plugins, we recommend you navigate to Plugins > Add New > Commercial Tab in your WordPress dashboard. Here, you can choose the plugins you want to install. Remember to only download plugins that are necessary for your site, such as those that integrate with WooCommerce or Contact Form 7 if you're using these services. Should you require further assistance during the installation process, don't hesitate to reach out to us.
Problem: 1. The client wants to set the default language of their page based on the site visitor's location and is concerned about the impact on SEO. 2. The client is experiencing issues with buttons on their site; when a language is selected, the buttons revert the page back to English instead of staying in the chosen language. 3. The client is dissatisfied with the quality of automatic translations and is inquiring about alternative translation options. Solution: Regarding the third problem about translation quality, we recommend using different translation engines that WPML offers. DeepL is used by default, but you can change this or even deactivate automatic translation if you prefer to translate content manually. For detailed instructions on how to change translation engines or deactivate automatic translation, please visit our documentation:
Problem: 1. The client wants to set the default language of the page based on the site visitor's location and is concerned about the SEO impact. 2. The client is facing an issue where the language reverts to English when buttons are clicked, even after selecting a different language. 3. The client is dissatisfied with the quality of automatic translations and is seeking a better alternative. Solution: For the second problem, it seems that the links on your page are not translated, which is why the language changes back to English when buttons are clicked. These links do not appear in the translation editor by default; you need to search for them manually. We have provided a detailed guide on how to translate links using the Advanced Translation Editor:
Please follow the steps in the guide, and if you encounter any issues or if this doesn't resolve your problem, we are here to provide further assistance.
If this solution doesn't look relevant to your situation, please open a new support ticket at WPML support forum.
Problem: The client wants to set the default language on their page based on the site visitor's location and is concerned about how it might affect SEO. Additionally, the client is experiencing issues with buttons not maintaining the chosen language, and is inquiring about better translation options than the default translator. Solution: For setting the default language based on visitor location, we currently offer an automatic browser language redirect feature. This detects the visitor's browser language and redirects them to the corresponding language version of your site if available. However, this is based on browser language, not geolocation. To implement geolocation: 1. Consider using plugins from our compatible plugins list that support geotargeting. 2. If you need custom coding, you may contact one of our certified partners. 3. You can also suggest this feature for future versions of WPML at this link.
Regarding SEO, using geolocation should not affect your search engine rankings; it only determines which version of your website the visitor sees.
For the button language issue and seeking better translation options, we have created separate support tickets:
