This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
Some WP Bakery blocks are not translating correctly on a multilingual site. The blocks display French content on an English page, and the content does not appear in the translation editor.
Solution:
First, ensure that the WP Bakery builder is enabled for posts. Then, add the following XML configuration to the WPML-> Settings-> Custom XML tab:
<wpml-config><shortcodes><shortcode><tag>vc_message</tag></shortcode><shortcode><tag>vc_text_separator</tag><attributes><attribute>title</attribute></attributes></shortcode><shortcode><tag>vc_tta_accordion</tag><attributes><attribute>title</attribute></attributes></shortcode></shortcodes></wpml-config>
After adding this XML, update the page and its translation. This should make the module content appear in the translation editor. Next, register the untranslated modules and update the post in the default language along with its translation.
For further guidance on identifying attributes and tags in shortcodes, please refer to this video and check this guide.
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