This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem: You are trying to translate the Woocommerce search filter on your multilingual site, but the filter content applies to both Bulgarian and English versions without distinction. Solution: We found that the 'Wooc' layout was not translated. We recommend translating the layout to ensure that the filter labels are correctly displayed in different languages. You can do this by accessing the layout settings in your WordPress admin panel and applying the necessary translations. Check if the English shop page filter is now translated correctly by visiting your shop page.
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Background of the issue:
I am trying to translate the Woocommerce search filter on my site. The content of the filter is set, but it applies to both Bulgarian and English versions. Here is the link to the page where the issue can be seen: hidden link
Symptoms:
The filter content applies to both Bulgarian and English versions, and I need help to translate it specifically.
Questions:
How can I translate the Woocommerce search filter for different language versions?
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1) These strings seem to be added using Elementor. If you use an Elementor template, please make sure that the template is translated correctly.
2) Could you please share your Debug information with me?
You can read a detailed explanation about it here. (http://wpml.org/faq/provide-debug-information-faster-support)
The debug info will give me much information about how your site is configured.
Thanks for your reply. I would need to look closely at your site, so I would need to request temporary access (WP-Admin and FTP) Preferably to a test site where the problem has been replicated.
Your answer will be private, meaning only you and I can access it.
❌ Please backup your database and website ❌
✙ I need your permission to deactivate and reactivate the plugins and themes and change site configurations. This is also why the backup is critical.
✙ I also need your permission to take a local copy of your site to debug the issue without affecting your live site.
It works correctly. Thank you very much!
But from the link you gave me, I didn't understand how you translated it.
Would you share a screenshot, please?
