This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The client was unable to translate the URL attribute of the Avada Title element in WPML's Advanced Translation Editor (ATE) due to a missing or incorrect attribute name in the XML configuration.
Solution:
1. We advised the client to add or update the XML configuration for the
fusion_title
shortcode in WPML settings to include the URL attribute. The correct XML block should look like this:
<wpml-config><br /> <custom-fields><br /> <custom-field action="copy">fusion_title</custom-field><br /> <custom-field>title</custom-field><br /> <custom-field>link_url</custom-field><br /> </custom-fields><br /></wpml-config>
2. After saving the XML configuration, the client needed to make a minor edit to the original page and update it to trigger the changes.
3. Reopen the page in ATE and use the Search Source bar to locate the URL field.
4. If the URL field still does not appear, check the page source to confirm the exact attribute name used in the shortcode.
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