Problem: The client needed to translate a video that exceeded the upload limit of their website, and WPML Media Translations did not access the Media Library for existing files. Solution: Initially, we suggested increasing the server's upload limits by modifying the
However, the client was on shared hosting, which often does not allow such changes. As a workaround, we recommended using a shortcode to add the video URL, which then could be translated via WPML's String Translation. The client could add the video URL using the shortcode from our documentation here: WPML String Translation Shortcode. Ultimately, the client discovered that the Avada video element already supported translating the video URL, which resolved the issue.
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Problem:
In this case, the site has buttons that link to the internal content of the site. On the translated content this button links to content that is not yet published.
Internal links are not translatable inside the WPML Translation Editor, as WPML auto-adjusts those links once a translation for the content that you are linking to has been published.
Solution:
Usually, it is not recommended to manually edit the translated content inside the WordPress Editor or a Page Builder if you are translating the content with the WPML Translation Editor, as the WPML Translation Editor would overwrite those changes once you translate the content.
Anyhow, in this case, the only solution would be to manually edit the button URL in the second language until the translated content that you are linking to on the original content is translated and published.
