[Resolved] I updated my website, and the translated pages did not adjust
This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem: If you're experiencing layout issues on your WordPress site using Divi and WPML, where the layout becomes weird on both the original and translated pages after making significant modifications, this might be due to a specific setting in Divi. Solution: We recommend trying to turn off the "Static CSS File Generation" option in your Divi Theme Options. You can find this under Builder > Advanced. This change has helped resolve similar issues for other clients and might work for you as well.
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Background of the issue:
I constantly evolve my website using WordPress and Divi. There seems to be a glitch between Divi and WPML. Every time I make a significant modification, the layout in both the original and the translated pages gets weird.
Symptoms:
The translated pages did not adjust after updating the website. The layout in both the original and translated pages becomes weird after significant modifications.
Questions:
Why do the translated pages not adjust after updates?
Is there a permanent solution to the layout issues between Divi and WPML?
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Thanks for your reply. It looks like turning off this option "Static CSS File Generation" in Divi Theme Options > Builder > Advanced seems to fix it. Could you check?
