This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The client wants to delete the WPML plugin but keep the translated pages, as the website is not very active and seldom has new content.
Solution:
We recommend against deleting WPML if you want to keep your translations. Instead, you can:
1. Deactivate WPML to ensure it doesn't consume any resources from your website.
2. Create a backup of your website, delete WPML, reinstall it, and check if the translations are still there.
Additionally, we provided links to resources that might be helpful:
- What happens when you disable WPML
- Custom search URLs to find similar cases:
Google search for deactivating WPML
Google search for disabling WPML
For a complete reset of WPML, you can refer to our documentation:
WPML Reset Documentation
Always ensure to have a full website backup before making any changes to avoid accidental data loss.
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