Solution: 1) Go to languages 2) Go to edit languages 3) Click on upload flag and enter "us.png" 4) Then click on "Use flag from WPML" option. 5) Hit save.
Problem: Using custom post type, the secondary language pages are returning error 404. How to translate the slug of Custom Post Type?
Solution: - Click on the WPML > Translation Management > Multilingual Content Setup - Click on the "Custom posts slug translation options" - Enable the "Translate custom posts slugs (via WPML String Translation)." and click on the "Save" button - Scroll down and look at the "Custom posts" - Next to the desired custom post type, select "Translate" option - Click on the Save button - Check the "Use different slugs in different languages for." option - Translate the service slug and click on the "Save" button
Problem: If a widget is converted to a multilingual widget, it might be shown twice. Solution: When you convert a widget to be a multilingual widget, and you select a language for this widget then when viewing the page in this language you see this widget twice. TO fix it you simply delete/remove the initial regular (non multilingule) widget. Relevant Documentation: https://wpml.org/documentation/getting-started-guide/translating-widgets/
