This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The client needed to translate 'updated on' and 'written by' in every blog post on their website.
Solution:
We recommended the following steps to translate these elements:
1. Go to edit the element in the default language.
2. From the sidebar, in the Language section, under the Translations subsection, select WordPress Editor.
3. Click the + sign to add a translation (or the pencil to edit an existing translation).
4. If adding for the first time, select 'Copy content from English' to copy all content already designed in the default language.
5. If you prefer not to copy, you can design a new version (even using an entirely different design for the translated version).
6. When adding your element, for example, a 'Headline' block in this case to show the date or 'written by', remember to use translated text for the labels.
7. Save and publish the translated version.
For more detailed information, you may check this guide: Using different translation editors for different pages.
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