Problem: After updating WPML plugins, the client is unable to translate a new WooCommerce product using the WooCommerce Multilingual & Multicurrency interface. Instead, they are redirected to the WordPress Editor page. Solution: 1. Navigate to WPML > Settings and ensure that the Translation Editor for new translations and previously created translations is set to either Classic Translation Editor or Advanced Translation Editor. 2. Go to Products > All Products in the default language and open any product in the Editor. 3. In the Language meta section, select WPML Translation Editor. From the popup, select All Products. 4. Apply the changes. After these steps, try updating or adding the translation by going to WooCommerce > WooCommerce Multilingual > Products section.
Additionally, we have identified an issue similar to the one you're experiencing. Please refer to the following Errata for more details and a potential workaround:
Problem:
I installed the Woodmart theme. On mobile I want the language switcher to be first on the menu. When I go to WPML > Languages > Menu language switcher, I selected "first menu item" and save the settings it doesn't work. When I reload the wp-admin page the selection button is back to "last menu item".
I also don't want to display the current language, but somehow it keeps showing the current language.
Solution:
If the WPML is enabled, then the Header builder of the Woodmart theme will have the option to display the language switcher on the header. If that option is enabled, then the Language switcher will always appear at the end of the Menu, not in the first place.
If another menu is used for the Mobile version, then we need to make sure that a language swither is configured for that specific menu. To display the language switcher at the first position and hide the current language, these adjustments(https://tinyurl.com/23xj7ewn) are required.
