Display rules issues with translated GeneratePress Elements

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July 12, 2023 at 12:05 pm #14023889
roliM	Not sure if this is a GeneratePress or a WPML issue. I asked this question also at the people at GeneratePress. They have mentioned it is probably a setting in WPML. I have made some elements in GeneratePress Elements and liked them to specific locations. For example, I made an Element to show meta information on all posts within the category “Blog” which has three exceptions. See screenshot. I was assuming that if we translated the posts and the GeneratePress element, let’s say in Dutch, the translated element would automatically show up on all Dutch versions of the elements in the Display Rule. But it doesn’t It seems we have to set display rules separately for all the translations of the GeneratePress Element items. Is this normal behaviour? It does not look like it to me.

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July 12, 2023 at 12:05 pm #14023889

roliM

Not sure if this is a GeneratePress or a WPML issue. I asked this question also at the people at GeneratePress. They have mentioned it is probably a setting in WPML.

I have made some elements in GeneratePress Elements and liked them to specific locations. For example, I made an Element to show meta information on all posts within the category “Blog” which has three exceptions. See screenshot.

I was assuming that if we translated the posts and the GeneratePress element, let’s say in Dutch, the translated element would automatically show up on all Dutch versions of the elements in the Display Rule. But it doesn’t

It seems we have to set display rules separately for all the translations of the GeneratePress Element items.

Is this normal behaviour? It does not look like it to me.