This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The client translated their footer widget, but the links in Arabic were not directing to the correct Arabic pages.
Solution:
We advised the client to edit the footer widget links to use absolute URLs instead of relative ones. For example, changing
/my-account/
to
https://eg.prcnstore.com/my-account/
. After updating the links, the client should go to the WordPress Dashboard > String Translation and translate the URLs to their Arabic equivalents, such as translating
https://eg.prcnstore.com/my-account/
to
https://eg.prcnstore.com/ar/my-account/
. This process should be repeated for all relevant links.
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