Problem: The client wants to prevent translation links from appearing on widgets while allowing them above and below posts. Solution: First, we recommend navigating to WPML->Languages->Links to translation of posts and disabling the "Show links above or below posts, offering them in other languages" option if you want to hide the links globally. However, if you wish to hide the links only from the widgets, you should add custom CSS. Go to WPML->Languages->Language Switcher options->Additional CSS and insert the following code:
Problem: The client wants to convert a post into a page using the Post Type Switcher plugin and is concerned about whether the translated post will also be converted and remain linked to the original language. Solution: We recommend creating a full website backup before proceeding. Although we have not directly worked with the Post Type Switcher plugin, we suggest referring to a similar topic discussed in our forum: https://wpml.org/forums/topic/changing-post-types-but-preserve-translations/. After backing up, test the conversion to see if the translated content remains linked to the original.
If this solution does not seem relevant to your situation, please feel free to open a new support ticket with us here.
Problem:
Is it possible to change the original translation language now that the job has been started?
If not, can the ongoing job be deleted?
Solution:
It is not possible to change the source language of this job.
You should be able to cancel the job at WPML > Translation Management > Jobs if you choose the translation option "Translate what you choose" inside WPML > Settings > Translation mode.
