Available Solutions

Problem:
Translations not showing in Jet engine CPT admin column.

Solution:
When creating a CPT make sure to enable relevant setting for admin columns and then make sure to turn it on from Screen Options in CPTs listing screen.

Relevant Documentation:

Problem:
You want to make your client's site ADA compliant and are inquiring how WPML handles ADA compliance, particularly if WPML can automatically translate pages, media, forms, etc., for ADA, or if you need to manage English and Spanish pages separately.
Solution:
If the plugins you're using for ADA compliance are compatible with WPML, or if their strings are registered with WPML String Translation, then you can use WPML's 'translate everything' feature to automatically translate the strings. This applies to page content as well. For forms and widgets, the translation will depend on your site's setup. We recommend checking the compatibility of your ADA plugins/widgets with WPML on our tested compatible plugins list. If you need further assistance, please provide screenshots of your backend or information about specific plugins, and we will be happy to help.

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Problem:
The client is manually translating a site that uses Elementor and wants to ensure that their method of translating pages using WPML manual translation and then editing with Elementor does not cause any issues.
Solution:
We confirmed that the client's approach to manual translation is appropriate. It is important to translate each page independently to prevent the translated pages from syncing with the default language page, which would result in manual translations being overwritten by any updates to the default page. We provided a link to the documentation for translating pages independently: https://wpml.org/documentation/translating-your-contents/using-different-translation-editors-for-different-pages/#:~:text=Translate%20independently.
Additionally, we advised the client to consistently use the same method for translation to avoid any potential issues.

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Problem:
The client is experiencing an issue where translations disappear in the Advanced Translation Editor (ATE) when trying to edit the translated version of a page that was modified in the original language. This issue does not occur when translating new pages, only with pages that were translated a long time ago. The workaround of inserting

define('WPML_TRANSLATION_AUTO_UPDATE_ENABLED', false);

in the wp-config.php file did not resolve the problem.
Solution:
We recommend manually copying the translations from the native WordPress editor and saving them in ATE. This is necessary because the translations were likely added using the native WordPress editor, and ATE does not automatically synchronize with it.

If this solution does not seem relevant to your situation, please open a new support ticket with us.