Background of the issue:
Some days ago, I connected the WPML plugin to the website hidden link, but the client changed their mind and asked me to cancel the translations. I imported a previous backup of the website in WordPress. Now, the client asks to have back the translation, so I downloaded the plugin again and inserted the code.
Symptoms:
WPML doesn't work because it tells that WordPress hasn't space enough.
Questions:
How can I fix the issue of WPML not working due to insufficient space in WordPress?
Thank you for contacting WPML Support, I will gladly help you.
According to your debug info, the WP memory limit needs to be increased, WordPress uses 40Mb as default and the minimum requirements for WPML are 128 MB. Kindly check this page for more information.
You can increase it by adding the following code to your wp-config.php file right before the line: /* That's all. Stop editing! Happy publishing. */
Hi Marsel, thank you for your kind reply. I fixed the problem importing the old backup, the problem could not be the memory limit, the host told me I had more than 1kM more. Anyway, it's gone. Can I ask you another help? Some of my pages have to be translated without including all the texts, because the content I have in Italian pages is not the same of the one for English Customers. How can I do? Is it possible maybe to create the pages as new pages only in English? If yes, how can i link them to a photogallery I have in another page (one image=1 link to page)? Thank you!
You can create the new pages in English and then connect them with the Italian ones by following the steps from this documentation, but keep in mind that the translations won't be synchronized, meaning that when you make any changes you'll need to do them manually.
As for the photo gallery, I would need a bit more information on how it is set up (is it from a plugin/theme option).
Thank you for helping, I fixed the problem: I created a new page in English, with a new gallery (Envira gallery plugin), and it's done. I translated the English pages with the native WP translator, so I could have different layouts as my client asked.
Have a nice day!