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Hello!
there are many ways a link is created so i can only speak for ours. our way of using links is not that we hardcode it anywhere in the database. instead we build them dynamically using the URL of your site (found in settings > general) + WordPress standards to build them up and a lot if not most of the plugins and themes do this as well.
However, if you recently changed a site from hidden link to hidden link then it's likely there could be something in the database, specifically in the wp_options table that still contains the old url.
However, it shouldn't be a problem if you use www or not, and if there is then it means that the DNS is probably missing something (usually a CNAME entry) but that's something that maybe your hosting or the support of your domain can advice or help you with.
Thanks for your reply. The site has always been with the www so no recent change and I want to clean them for Seo purposes. Some links have the www others don't, not sure why.
The links were created with WPML.
What I am not clear on, is if I change the link in the original language, is add the www, I thought the other languages would change.
Maybe this isnt the case, but then I am not sure where I should correctly change them. Some appear in the translation editor but not all. I could edit the language pages directly, but then wouldn't they be out of sync?
I will check the plugins too, although I want to make sure I am doing it correctly and also prefer not to add more plugins to the site.
When you edit the translation for the pages or contents, can you please search for "http" at the top search bar and see if you can then find those links to translate or fix properly as you require?
