This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The client noticed an unexpected x-default tag on their pages and wondered if it was due to a recent WPML plugin version upgrade. They asked if there was a way to deactivate it through the plugin interface or if there was a hook available for controlling it programmatically.
Solution:
We confirmed that the x-default tag was indeed automatically added in the WPML version 4.5.0 and that there is no built-in option in the WPML interface to switch it on or off. However, we provided a custom hook that can be used to control the x-default tag. Here is the code that the client can use:
add_filter( 'wpml_hreflangs', 'remove_xdefault' );<br />function remove_xdefault($hreflangs){<br /> foreach ($hreflangs as $key => $lang){<br /> if ($key == "x-default"){<br /> unset($hreflangs[$key]);<br /> }<br /> }<br /> return $hreflangs;<br />}This code should be added to the theme's functions.php file or a custom plugin to remove the x-default tag.
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