[Resolved] Duplicate pages from one translation into another
This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem: The client is trying to duplicate content from Simplified Chinese pages to Traditional Chinese pages and is unsure how to proceed using the WPML Translation Management board.
Solution: 1. To duplicate Simplified Chinese pages to Traditional Chinese, use the Translation Management board to filter pages by language and then duplicate them. 2. If there is an issue with the duplication, edit the page in Simplified Chinese and click on 'Update' to synchronize the content with the Traditional Chinese version. This can also be done in bulk as shown in the provided screenshot. 3. For new pages, the process is as follows: - Create a new page in English. - Translate it to Simplified Chinese. - Edit the translation page in Simplified Chinese. - Manually duplicate it to Traditional Chinese.
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The traditional Chinese menu cannot be found under Appearance -> Menu. No menu items at all. How can that be duplicated from the Simplified Chinese?
If you noticed, with the Traditional Chinese, one can still see the menu. I don't know where they come from and the "Learn" menu is not translated.
What do I need to do to translate the menu?
p.s. for future version of WPML, maybe it should automatically change the setting "_themify_builder_settings_json" to translate. No one would be able to solve that.
New threads created by Long Nguyen and linked to this one are listed below:
However, I'm not sure why it is set to "Don't Translate" on your live site. The settings in WPML > Settings > Custom Fields Translation will override the theme settings. Maybe it was manually changed by someone.
As I mentioned above, we can handle one issue per ticket only so I will split your new issue with the translation menu into another ticket. If you see the main issue of this ticket with duplication page is resolved, please mark it as Resolved.
That page in Chinese Traditional is a translation page, not a duplication. If you edit the page in Chinese Simplified, you don't see the label (duplicate) next to Chinese Traditional language.
I delete the page in Chinese Traditional and duplicate it again from the page in Chinese Simplified and it displays correctly in the frontend. Please check screenshots attached.
It's how WPML works. When you edit the page in Chinese Simplified, you can see if the translation is a duplication by checking the language box. There is a label (duplicate) next to the language.