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Background of the issue:
I'm trying to translate the homepage of my site hidden link using WPML.
Symptoms:
Some links aren't showing up in the Advanced Translation Editor, preventing me from adding the native page link for that language.
Questions:
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Thanks for reaching out.
Please refer to this article https://wpml.org/faq/how-to-translate-links/ and see if it helps. If the issue persists, please provide temporary access (WP Admin and FTP) to a test site where the issue can be replicated. This will help me investigate more effectively and determine if any configuration adjustments are needed.
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Thanks for your reply. I've enabled translation on your homepage here hidden link as shown in the attached screenshot.
In the Advanced Translation Editor, use the search form and type "HTTP". This will list out all links as shown in the attached screenshot for translation.
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fikretT |
Hello,
This is a bit strange. Do I need to do this every time? I also noticed that the design looks different when the translation is complete. Some background colors are not editable. Am I doing something wrong?
Thank you,
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Thanks for your reply. Yes, you need to do this manually for custom links. As for the "design issue on your translated page", I've split the ticket here https://wpml.org/forums/topic/design-looks-different-when-the-translation-is-complete/ so that we could follow up. As for this ticket, you can mark it as resolved.
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Hello Kor,
I changed a link in the original language on the homepage. But I still can't see this link in the translation editor. What exactly did you do to see all the links? Or what should I do?
Teşekkürler,
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Thanks for your reply. As mentioned previously, you need to use the search form and type "HTTP". I've highlighted it using the screenshot. Could you retry?
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Hello Kor,
I tried several times but the result is the same. I still can't see some links for this page. Here is a record.
hidden link
You said "I've enabled translation on your homepage" before and you said that this should be done for all pages that contain special links. What exactly is this process? Maybe it's related to this.
Thank you,
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Thanks for your reply. I've checked and the links are all translated for me as shown in this screen recording. hidden link . Please take note of the links at the bottom when I hover over the buttons.
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Hello Kor,
Unfortunately this is not true. Although all links appear to be translated, one of them points to an incorrect page and when I try to edit the translation, I cannot see many of the links. There are 7 buttons and links on this page. However, you will notice that in the screenshot I sent you, only 3 links are shown, excluding the images. It does not even appear in the http search. However, whatever you did in my first support ticket, I could see much more.
Links (in original language)
1-hidden link
2-hidden link (not shown)
3-hidden link (not shown)
4-hidden link
5-hidden link
6-hidden link (not shown)
7-hidden link (not shown)
Thank you
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Thanks for your reply. I've added the custom XML configuration here hidden link and the links are displaying correctly now. Could you check?
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Hello Kor,
Yes, this custom xml solved the problem for buttons on the Homepage (probably applies to all Elementor buttons with links sitewide) and now all the translation fields are coming in the correct order as before and I don't have to do an "http" lookup.
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