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[Resolved] When translating a blog post, is there a way to change hyperlinks applied to one single sting of te...
This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem: The client is unable to edit the URL of a hyperlink when the entire line of text in a cell is the link text, as experienced while translating a blog post using WPML. Solution: We recommend modifying the HTML structure of the hyperlink. This change should allow WPML to recognize and provide the option to edit the URL in the translation editor.
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Background of the issue:
I am trying to translate a blog post using WPML on my site hidden link.
In the attached screenshot, a line (highlighted in blue) reads, "Apply to TAC by May 12". In the English version of the blog post, "Apply to TAC by May 12th" links to an external page in English, however, we would like to take the user to a different URL from the Simplified Chinese version of the blog post.
Symptoms:
I am unable to edit the URL when the entire line of text in a cell is the link text.
Questions:
Is there a way to edit the URL when the entire line in the cell is the link text?
As indicated in the attachment, there's no option to update the URL when we apply the translation. This only occurs when the linked text is the only text contained in a cell. Please see the attached image for reference.
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