I have a WPML setup and I use TT5 with Gutenberg. For my English/original language I created a Header that I then styled and translated. It has worked flawlessly, until now. My Chinese sencondary language now has two Header templates and the one used is the default template without styling as it should have.
Here are the template parts I can see in Site Editor:
English/original version:
Name: Header
Author: Twenty Twenty-Five
Style: Styled by me
Chinese version:
Name: Header
Author: Twenty Twenty-Five
Style: Default template
Additional note: This is the one displayed on the live site.
Name: Header
Author: albin-6epJ
Style: Styled similarly to English
Additional note: Trying to delete, rename or save throws following error: ”No templates exist with that id.”
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