[Resolved] Footer link is not translated

In the meantime:
- Go to WPML > Translation Management
- Look for he reusable block by searching for its name
- Follow the instructions as found ont his guide to translate it: https://wpml.org/documentation/translating-your-contents/#translating-pages-posts-and-custom-post-types

- Once you have translated it chekc if the link has been translated and if it still hasn't then please go to WPML-> Settings-> Translate Link Targets and wait for the process to finish.

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If none of that works, then please allow me access to the site again by adding the credentials on the credential field. i'll send you my IP for the whitelisting in private

Regards.

In the translation editor, all the links are "hidden" you can find them when you look for them in the search box.

However, depending on how the link was added and how that reusable block works they should be translated automatically (since it seems we're talking about an internal link).

However, if it's not, you can search for it in the translation editor. if the system detects it as a n internal link, then it won't appear, and should be translated by WPML as soon as you update the translation (update as in, select and resend it from WPML > Translation management, not just edit it by clicking the "pencil" icon on the reusable block).

Try it out and let me know the outcome so i can understand how to continue.

Well, before we continue you need to know the difference between translation and localization.

- If you have the same content + structure between the languages = translation
- If you have different content and/or structure between the languages = localization

what you're asking is to localize a page, and that means that you can't use the translation editor in that case since it's meant to be used for translations.

However you can try something.

at the end of the paragraph where you need to add the link, add an empty link:

<a href="URL of the page you want to add in german">   </a>

this will create the structure which you can then use on the translation editor to just add the URL there and as a result the link will be visible only on one language.

Maybe that can help you.

Could you please check this video and let me know if any of these solutions work for you? if not, then you can always go directly to the translated language and try to translate those.

hidden link

In short we add a character or something that looks invisible and add them to the paragraph where you want to add the URL and then you can translate it as such.

Let me know if that works for you.

Sorry, it seems loom deleted the video. here it is: hidden link

Regards.