This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
You are using WPML with Elementor to create a bilingual website and have created separate templates for English and Arabic. However, the Arabic templates are not displaying correctly on the Arabic side of the website, and instead, the English templates are showing.
Solution:
We recommend installing the WPML String Translation plugin if you haven't already. This plugin is essential for translating Elementor templates. Once installed, it should resolve the issue of the Arabic templates not displaying correctly. You can find more information about this plugin and its installation at https://wpml.org/documentation/plugins-compatibility/elementor/#required-plugins.
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Assisted by: Osama Mersal.
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Hi, Thanks for the access details. I checked the site and found that you didn't have the String Translation plugin installed, so I installed it. After that, the Arabic templates can be seen correctly when visiting the Arabic page. (Kindly check the attached screenshot) The String Translation plugin is required to translate Elementor templates. Best regards,  |
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