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Hello,
If I understand you right, you are referring to attributes used in ux_builder shortcodes, correct? Did you already consult the Flatsome Support about that?
Are there still elements that are not translatable?
Yes i guess it's a wpml related issue in terms that the Flatsome template code for the ux_banner element could/should maybe improved to not having the chosen (usually quite important) image file as a css 'background:' element, but as a child img element (which can output alt attribute, etc. ), or smt equally semantic and seo friendly.
The other ux_elements are kinda okay. They do well in terms of Alt 'tag' output.
However the image filename translation doesn't seem to work at any ux_elements (on the way they work at posts and products nicely).
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Hello,
Thank you for your message.
As our test install has expired in the meantime do you think it might be possible that you install the theme again here to visualize and recreate the issue with our latest plugin versions?
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Hello,
I just realized that this ticket got closed and I was not able to get back to you about the issue with the Flatsome theme and the translation of image meta attributes.
Our compatibility team informed me that they found the following fix:
Go to /flatsome/inc/shortcodes/ux_image.php and add
Hope my message finds you in great health and spirit!
I just got to read your latest answer now and applied the changes. It works, thank you!
Based upon this good outcome, i'm still very determined to fix the other Flatsome UX elements similarly as well, respectively:
ux_banner.php
ux_gallery.php
ux_slider.php
these are top priority (as they cover the majority of our image content).
I tried to improve ux_gallery.php
at line 139
after
$attachments = array();
foreach ( $_attachments as $key => $val ) {
to change this:
$attachments[$val->ID] = $_attachments[$key];
to this:
//wpml image ID switch fix
$_attachments[$key] = apply_filters('wpml_object_id', $id, 'attachment', true);
$attachments[$val->ID] = $_attachments[$key];
}
..but probably some data format or other logic issues got, i can't solve yet. You sure have more knowledge then me now..
appreciate if you can take a look at this.
Then i (or your team) should send this and the ux_image.php over to FLatsome and push them to - FINALLY - .. hopefully incorporate it into their codebase..
LAst time i wrote them they claimed Flatsome is already WPML compatible. Which is partly can be true. But as you see, definitely not 100%. And it still means not 100% business outcome for webshops that are sensitive for strong image seo practices.
Thank you if you can help me with this.
Best,
Wiktor
update, since my recent answer:
now it seems i fixed the ux_gallery.php , managed to implement properly the wpml ID filter, after taking a better look at its definition. ^^
ALl the other UX elements i havn't checked/touched yet.
