Problem: The client wants to have separate 404 pages for different languages instead of a single redirect via the 404.php page. Solution: We recommend the following steps to create language-specific 404 pages: 1. Ensure that the strings on the 404 page are wrapped in the gettext function. You can find more information on how to enable text translation for themes not compatible with WPML in our documentation: Enabling Text Translation for Themes Not Compatible with WPML. 2. Scan your theme for strings by navigating to WPML >> Theme and plugins localization, select your theme, and click the “Scan selected themes for strings” button. 3. Translate the required strings by going to WPML >> String Translation, searching for the strings, and adding their translations. 4. Use the
wpml_current_language
hook to get the current language and display or include content accordingly. For more details, check out our documentation: wpml_current_language Hook.
Problem: The client was unable to see the currency switcher dropdown on a newly created test product page. Solution: We found that the issue was due to the absence of the "Currency Switcher" widget in the custom Divi layout for that specific product. To resolve this, we recommend adding the currency switcher Widget to the layout. Here's how you can do it: 1. Edit the product page with Divi. 2. Add the "Currency Switcher" widget to the layout using the "Sidebar" module. 3. Save the changes and check the product page to ensure the currency switcher appears. If you're experiencing this issue, please follow these steps to add the widget to your custom product layout. If this solution doesn't seem relevant to your problem, please open a new support ticket with us, and we'll be happy to assist you further.
