Every time we update an English page, the automatic translation updates the changes in the other languages.
Sometimes, when it comes to hyperlinks, there is no need to update them because there are different hyperlinks for each language.
For example on this page there is an iframe
hidden link
<iframe aria-label='DryGair Questionnaire Form' frameborder="0" style="height:500px;width:99%;border:none;" src='hidden link;
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<iframe aria-label='DryGair Questionnaire Form' frameborder="0" style="height:500px;width:99%;border:none;" src='hidden link;
hidden link
<iframe aria-label='DryGair Questionnaire Form' frameborder="0" style="height:500px;width:99%;border:none;" src='hidden link;
hidden link
<iframe aria-label='DryGair Questionnaire Form' frameborder="0" style="height:500px;width:99%;border:none;" src='hidden link; hidden link
<iframe aria-label='DryGair Questionnaire Form' frameborder="0" style="height:500px;width:99%;border:none;" src='hidden link;
As you can see each language has a different code of ifram - when we updated the English page - all other languages were updated as well as the ifram code to lang=EN
I would like to know how to bypass the hyperlinks inside text or code - since they differ from language to language.
Unfortunately, I did not understand your question.
What's going on, when I update a page in English?
All the links change according to the page in English and then all the manual link that we edit on all other languages changes according to the English page edit