Problem: The client faced two issues: 1) The multilingual language switcher was positioned at the bottom of the page instead of the header. 2) Four translated pages did not display their forms correctly, and these forms were not visible in the translation management page. Additionally, there were no updates available, and WordPress support could not resolve the issue. Solution: For the language switcher issue, we added the language switcher block to the Front Page Template. More details on adding language switchers can be found here: Language Switcher Options. Regarding the translation issue, it was due to a block encoded in base24, which WPML could not translate. We resolved this by updating to WPML version 4.9.3 and WPML String Translation version 3.5.2. The client was advised to update these plugins by checking for updates under 'WordPress Dashboard > Plugins > Add new > Commercial (tab)' and then clicking the 'Check for Updates' button. Detailed update instructions are available here: Automated Updates. After updating, the client needed to send the Front Page for translation again and complete the translation process.
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