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Problem: The client set up a title bar image for each page using Avada layout section and defined the title and image location in Avada page options. After translating the first page, the title bar image did not appear on the translated page. Solution: 1. Navigate to WPML -> Settings and scroll to the Custom Field Translation section. 2. Search for fields starting with pyre_ or fusion_ (Avada's prefixes for Page Options). 3. For title bar background images and retina images, set them to Copy if the same image is desired across languages, or Translate if different images are needed per language. 4. Set heading and subheading text fields to Translate. 5. Click Save at the bottom of the page.
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I set up title bar image for each page. This title bar uses Avada layout section and I define the title and the image location at the bottom in Avada page options, see the screenshot. The problem is that I fully translated my first page however the image does not show up.
Please advise.
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