Before assigning your ticket to one of my colleagues, please allow me to walk you through some initial debugging steps. This will help speed up the support process.
By looking at the debug info you have attached, I see that your server WP Memory Limit is set to 40M. Our recommendations are to have the following as minimal requirements:
- PHP 5.6 and above (this OK with your installation) with a WP Memory Limit of at least 128MB while 256MB is recommended.
MySQL 5.6 and above.
Please follow this link for detailed documentation:
Is it possible for you to change those to the minimum requirement?
You may need to contact your hosting provider for that. Meeting those baseline requirements is most critical before debugging and sometimes solves issues you experience. The most important thing is to raise the WP Memory Limit. Please try to raise it before you contact your hosting company. You can do it from the wp-config.php file in your WordPress installation. Insert this code in that file:
My name is Nicolas and I will be happy to help you today.
Thanks for increasing the memory. If it didn't solve the issue then you probably need to register those blocks for translation as I couldn't find that plugin in our list of compatible plugins (https://wpml.org/plugin/).
1. The first thing you can check is if the block appears in "WPML > String Translation" and check if you can translate the block from here.
If you need help with the second point, please provide me with a temporary admin access (wp-admin) – preferably to a test site where the issue has been replicated – so I can have a look.
I will activate a private field for your next answer where you can provide that information safely (this field is only visible by you and the support team). Don't share your own admin account, create a new one that you will delete when we finish troubleshooting.
IMPORTANT: Before we proceed, please backup your site and database.
I tried different solutions but unfortunately I couldn't solve the issue. It seems that CoBlock is not fully compatible (this plugin is not listed here: https://wpml.org/plugin/).
As a quick workaround, you can use the WordPress editor to modify those texts in your translations.
I will escalate this ticket to our compatibility team. However, please note that compatibility is a 2-way collaboration between the plugin authors and our team. Could you please contact the plugin authors on your end and report this issue?
FYI, we found a solution for works for text but you are using HTML markers in this block title and that's why it's not working for you.
- Go to "WPML > Settings > Custom XML configuration
- Add the following code and save
Hello,
Thank you for your feedback.
Unfortunately, this XML snippet doesn't help. The accordion headings are not translated (screenshot: hidden link). The screenshot is taken from the test.pannjakook.ee site.
As I mentioned this XML snippet will work only for text. However you are adding HTML markup.
Our team is still investigating this issue. But maybe you could try to simply your HTML by removing some of the styling and add it directly in your CSS. Let me explain:
Your content looks like that: