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Problem:
You are working on a site using the WPML plugin and need to configure the language strings for the shortcode language switcher [wpml_language_selector_widget]. Specifically, you want to correct the display of 'Österreich (Österreich(Austria))' to just 'Österreich' across all languages.
Solution:
First, review the documentation on configuring the WPML shortcode for the language switcher here: WPML Shortcode API.
Next, navigate to WPML > Languages > Custom language switcher settings in your WPML dashboard. Here, you should uncheck the box labeled "language name in current language" to ensure the language names display correctly.
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Last updated by 9 months, 2 weeks ago.
Assisted by: Mihai Apetrei.
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Hi there. Please take a quick look over the documentation that we have available here: I think that should help you configure the output as you wish. I think you will need to uncheck the box for "language name in current language" from inside WPML > Languages > Custom language switcher settings area. Please let me know how things go. Mihai Apetrei  |
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