[Resolved] Unable to translate image texts anymore
This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem: You are unsure about the functionality of the Duplicate options in WPML's Media Translation. Solution: The 'Duplicate' option in WPML means that WPML will create a separate database entry for each image in each language. This results in one entry inside the media library for the media in each language, while using the same source file across all languages. For more detailed information on how to manage media translations, we recommend checking the WPML Media Translation documentation.
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If I enable "Translate media library texts with posts", then I see the image texts for translation, but it duplicates all the images in the WordPress Media Library for whatever reason. I do not want that.
See the snapshot below. I could not find comprehensive user manual for any of the media section of WPML.
I want to translate the image texts, but I do not need any duplications, in either language.
If I enable "Translate media library texts with posts", then I see the image texts for translation, but it duplicates all the images in the WordPress Media Library for whatever reason. I do not want that.
I was told to disable "Translate Media Library Texts With Posts" to avoid seeing duplicated French image texts that expected me to translate from French to French. But, when disabled, I am not allowed to translate the image texts from within ATE.
If I set it up the way portrayed in this next snapshot, it seems to be working good. Let's hope it stays that way though and doesn't create anymore problems down the road.