[Resolved] Include posts of all languages in all posts loops

Hello

If you need all posts to display in all languages in spite of the current active language, then you have the following choices:

1. Duplicate your posts to all languages
Create language duplicates of your posts in all languages. You can do this in bulk using Translation Management. This would create a duplicate copy of each of your posts and syncronise them to the content of the original language until you actually translate the content (if ever).

To do this you must have the multilingual options for the post type set to "Translatable" here:
WPML > Settings > Post type translation

2. Have the posts "appear as translated"
You could set the multilingual options of the post types to be "Translatable - use translation if available or fallback to default language" here: WPML > Settings > POst type translation
This may meet your needs depending on how the archive page is written.

3. Modify the PHP call
You could also modify the plugin/theme PHP call that selects the post types to remove the
Within the argument of WP_Query class, you can use the suppress_filters => false, e.g.:

$args = array(
     ...
     'suppress_filters' => true
     ...
);
  
$wp_query = new WP_Query( $args );
....

Relevant Documentation:

Find more details on the usage of WP_query in WordPress.

OK.

In WPML > Settings > Taxonomy Translation, set the term translation option to "Translatable".
Then use
WPML > Taxonomy Translation to translate the term names.

Let me know if this works for you.

This is added automatically by our Taxonomy Translation tool. You can remove it by going to the taxonomy listing admin screen and changing the slug directly there.

If you edit the taxonomy translation again with our tool, it will add the number again if the slug iws the same in both languages so I would advise then to NOT use the Taxonomy Translation tool.

Are the various filter objects marked as "translatable"? e.g. "posts" appears....but what about the types "publications", "resources", "events"....etc are these objects available in all languages?

Id have to take a look and I must admit that my Toolset skills might be a bit rusty but please let me have access to your site so I can investigate.

1. Temporary Access to your system
Please provide access to your system (wp-admin and ftp) so that I can further investigate this particular problem. The fields to provide this data are included in a private section that I will open for your next response. You can find it above the comments area. The information in this private section is only visible between WPML Support and you.

2. Please include name of your view and filter

Thanks