the problem is that after support the transaliton show in the classic wordpress page editor, but not in the ATE. If I open the page, the translated text is there, but all the Elementor things are cleared out (like header, footer and page structure).
if you mean that XLIFF or CTE translations are not showing in ATE; then I am afraid that is expected. You should continue to use the same method or continue with CTE, if you want to use ATE you will need to re-translate it.
I did not do nothing with the CTE, I mentioned the classic wordpress page editor. The main problem, that the translations did not appears as an elementor page. I do not know if there is a quick fix for this, or should I export the translations from the string translator?
the main problem is that the translation is showing on the frontend, but not in the right style. It looks like a classic wordpress page, not with the one we styled and structured with Elementor.
Thanks,
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