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Things are looking normal in the backend but it seems that this Ohio theme and the Portfolio plugin might not be fully compatible with WPML (even if they claim it is, things might have changed or there might be specific steps that you need to take to make things working as expected).
I tried to look for support request about this topic that other customers sent to them and I found out multiple ones related to WPML and one related to the portfolio, too: hidden link
So my recommendation is to get in touch with the developers and see if there are any specific steps that you need to take to make that page show only the portfolio items from that specific language.
Might be some code changes that need to be done in the portfolio page template that is being used for this page: hidden link
I hope that you will find this information helpful.
I believe that this theme is fully compatible because it is used by many people and I have already used it several times.
One thing I forgot to mentioned is that I changed the post type of the portfolio after changing the theme.
They used to be 'portfolio' and now 'ohio_portfolio'.
I think this is causing issue with wpml even if I deactivated everyhing related to it before changing them in the database.
I created this clean environment for you (one-click login link below): hidden link
Can you please reproduce the issue with just WPML installed (WPML is already installed and configured) and the theme or portfolio plugin that you are using?
This way, I can send this further to our compatibility developers.
Thanks for your help but I did it in another way:
I was using a theme template which is not fully compatible with WPML apparently.
To make things easier, I am now using shortcode from the theme which is working better apparently.
