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Problem:
You are experiencing issues where strings are not rendering correctly in WPML, even though they work fine on other sites. You are also looking to export specific strings from one site and import them into another.
Solution:
We recommend using PO files to manage your string translations. To export your current translations, navigate to WPML → String Translation. If you are exporting strings without translations, save the file with a .pot extension (Portable Object Template). If you include translations, use the .po extension. When importing translations to another site, ensure you select the appropriate language for the translations. For detailed guidance, visit WPML String Translation documentation.

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Last updated by Andrey 1 month ago.

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October 31, 2024 at 1:27 pm #16351560

juergenS-23

Hello, even with the only WPML active the strings could not render, these strings are rendering fine on other sites.
Quick one is there a way I can export specific strings in a domain from site A and Import them to site B ?

October 31, 2024 at 1:33 pm #16351592

Andrey
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You can import translations from other sources and export your current translations using PO files.

If you export strings without translations, the file extension will be .pot (Portable Object Template). If you choose to include translations, the extension would be .po. This can be done in WPML → String Translation.

When you import translations, you must choose the language to import to.

https://wpml.org/documentation/getting-started-guide/string-translation/#import-export-po-files