Problem: The client is using Elementor Pro and WPML on a Hostinger Cloud Starter plan. They have created two templates per language for their website: Header and Footer. While the header templates are translating correctly and changing with the language, the footer templates, which were functioning correctly, stopped working correctly after adding Arabic translations. Solution: To translate Elementor when using WPML, it is required to install the WPML String Translation plugin. This can be done by navigating to Plugins > Add New and selecting the "Commercial" tab in your WordPress dashboard. For detailed guidance on how to translate content created with Elementor using WPML, please visit the following link:
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