Problem: The client is trying to make the black text on the second slide of a slideshow translatable using WPML on their Elementor-based website. Despite following the documentation for registering custom Elementor widgets for translation, the custom XML does not appear in the 'Edit page' menu, and the text is not available for translation. Solution: 1) Ensure that the Multilingual Tools plugin is installed and activated. After installation, revisit the edit screen to check if the XML configuration appears. 2) Although unrelated to the translation issue, it's recommended to increase the WordPress memory limit to meet WPML's minimum requirements. This can be done by adding the following lines to the wp-config.php file:
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