This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The client wants to remove the WPML plugin and needs to know where the translated words or strings are located on the website to ensure the removal does not crash the site.
Solution:
If you're looking to remove the WPML plugin and want to identify the translated strings, we recommend checking the WPML -> String Translation section. You can delete strings from there by following this guide: How to delete a string.
For translated pages and posts, you can find all translations under the Pages and Posts sections in your WordPress dashboard. Make sure to switch to the secondary language(s) to view and remove the translations. It's also important to remove them from the Trash to ensure they are completely deleted. Detailed instructions can be found here: How to delete the translation of a page.
If you wish to completely remove all translations, added languages, and all data added by WPML from the database and files, please consult the following guides:
- How to completely remove a language from your site
- Deleting languages and plugin data by doing a WPML reset on your site
If this solution doesn't seem relevant to your situation, please don't hesitate to open a new support ticket with us for further assistance.
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Assisted by: Waqas Bin Hasan.
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