This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The client is trying to translate a text widget in Elementor using the Classic Translation Editor (CTE) and is concerned about the support and compatibility of CTE with the Advanced Translation Editor (ATE). The client noticed that translating with CTE adds an HTML paragraph to the text and is unsure if this behavior is expected.
Solution:
We confirmed that when translating with CTE, it is expected behavior for an HTML paragraph tag to be added by Elementor, as this tag usually already exists on the original content. We have confirmed this on a test site running only Elementor. We also clarified that CTE and ATE are not fully compatible because they function differently. Translations done in CTE cannot be migrated to ATE due to different system architectures, including translation memory. However, clients can switch back from ATE to CTE and continue using their translations. If switching from CTE to ATE, translations need to be redone because ATE has its own translation memory. For more details, visit how WPML keeps track of your translations and switching from classic to advanced translation editor.
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