This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The client is experiencing an issue where translations made using WPML in WordPress do not appear correctly on the front end. For example, the string 'Czytaj więcej' is translated to 'Read more' in WPML, but still displays as 'Czytaj więcej' on the website.
Solution:
We added specific XML code to the WPML-> Settings-> Custom XML tab to ensure that Elementor widgets are properly registered for translation. Here is the XML code we used:
<wpml-config><elementor-widgets><widget name="partdo-page-banner"><fields><field>title</field><field>desc</field><field>tooltip_content</field></fields></widget></elementor-widgets></wpml-config>
We recommend checking our guide on how to register page builder widgets for translation.
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