This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem: The client needed to translate the 'Next' button of a post into Latvian but was unable to do so using string translation. Solution: We recommended translating these strings through the translation editor. We provided a visual guide with screenshots to assist the client in locating and translating the 'Next' button string within the translation editor. After applying the translation, we advised the client to check the translated page on the front end to ensure the changes were successful.
Hello.
Where and how is it possible to translate the Next button of the post? It is necessary to translate it into Latvian.
With string translation, I can't do it.
Site link : hidden link
Hello.
Where and how is it possible to translate the Next button of the post? It is necessary to translate it into Latvian.
With string translation, I can't do it.
Site link : hidden link
I'm using the Astra theme to which I've integrated the Spectra plugin with the post grid extension. For this post grid, it would be necessary to translate the next and previous buttons at the bottom of this post grid.
I'm Osama from WPML forums support. I'll be glad to help you today.
1) Please login to this sandbox site and install the Spectra plugin. (hidden link)
After that, please create a test page using this post grid and translate it to replicate the issue. If the issue is replicable, please let me know how to reproduce it.
2) It's not related to the issue, but according to your Debug.info, the WP memory limit needs to be increased. PHP memory is fine, but WordPress uses 40Mb as default. The minimum requirements for WPML are 128 MB. (Kindly check this page https://wpml.org/home/minimum-requirements/)
You can increase it by adding the following code in your wp-config.php file right before the /* That's all, stop editing! Happy publishing. */ line:
Hello, Osama!
I created 3 new posts and one new page. :hidden link
I would need to translate these next and previous buttons into Latvian.
next -> nākamās and previous-> iepriekšējā