Background of the issue:
I am trying to use the language switcher on my blog posts to toggle between English and Chinese versions. Typically, I can click the button in the top-right corner to switch languages. However, for the two most recent blogs I published, there's an issue with the language switcher.
Symptoms:
On the English page, the language switcher button is unclickable. On the Chinese page, the button doesn't display 'EN' and 'CN' or their respective flag icons, although the button itself is still present.
Questions:
Why is the language switcher button unclickable on the English page?
Why doesn't the language switcher display 'EN' and 'CN' on the Chinese page?
Blog 1 English: hidden link
Blog 1 Chinese: hidden link
Blog 2 English: hidden link
Blog 2 Chinese: hidden link
Additionally, if you don't mind, I have a new question. Suddenly, the titles on my Chinese website have all turned into English. Specifically, the titles on subpages are correct.
Let me give you an example: on the homepage, the English title is "Home - ASNY Craft Factory." On the Chinese homepage, it should be "首页 - 东莞艾思尼工艺厂." However, now, the Chinese homepage shows "首页 - ASNY Craft Factory." In the product gallery, it’s "产品画廊 - ASNY Craft Factory." If you browse any subpages on my Chinese website, you’ll find that all the titles end in English, "- ASNY Craft Factory," which should be in Chinese instead.
I’ve tried using WPML String Translation to adjust the site title, but it doesn’t work. I also set it up in Yoast, but it seems to have no effect either. To summarize, these attempts are completely ineffective. I believe it might be a compatibility issue between WPML and Yoast SEO. Could you advise me on how to troubleshoot or resolve this issue? Thank you.
New threads created by Osama Mersal and linked to this one are listed below:
1) I checked the mentioned posts, and they work correctly. Kindly check this hidden link">video.
Please let me know the steps to reproduce the issue.
2) We try to keep one issue per ticket in our forum. Continuing with one ticket per issue helps supporters focus on one issue at once and enables other users to find solutions to their questions faster.
Therefore, I've split the other issue and created a new ticket with this issue.
