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Hello, Regarding the custom links in the menu, please take a look at this documentation: Regarding the footer. If I am not mistaken, it's created at Donatm Templates, which is a feature from the theme. And it seems they handle the integration with WPML in a particular way. Check the screenshot attached, there are buttons to duplicate the template in the secondary languages. But I am not sure how to use that. I duplicated and then edited the template, but it does not display in the front end. The theme is not in our compatibility list, however, it doesn't necessarily imply that it is not compatible, just that our team has not tested yet. On the other hand, they claim to be fully compatible with WPML: I suggest checking with them how this feature should work with WPML. Let me know what they say, please. Best Regards,  |
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