alexanderC-32

Problem:
You are unable to display the FSE template for one specific taxonomy term in the secondary language on your site, while other terms display their templates correctly.
Solution:
We corrected a mistake in the function we initially shared with you. Here is the updated function that you should use:

function wpmlsupp_10867( $templates ) {<br />  if ( current_theme_supports( 'block-templates' ) ) {<br />      $current_term = get_queried_object();<br /><br />      do_action( 'wpml_switch_language', apply_filters( 'wpml_default_language', null ) );<br />      $original_term = get_term($current_term->term_id);<br />      do_action( 'wpml_switch_language', null );<br /><br />      if (isset($original_term->slug) && $original_term->slug !== $current_term->slug ) {<br />          array_unshift($templates, 'taxonomy-' + $original_term->taxonomy + '-' + $original_term->slug);    <br />      }<br />  }<br /><br />  return $templates;<br />}<br />add_filter('taxonomy_template_hierarchy', 'wpmlsupp_10867');

Please replace the previous code with this corrected version. Additionally, we noticed that the term-specific template might not be added correctly from the backend. Could you please inform us about the tools or methods you are using to add the term template?

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