I'm encountering a problem with translating specific strings on my English page using Divi and WPML in WordPress. Despite identifying and translating these strings through WPML's String Translation module, they still appear in the original language on the live site.
I have already tried the following without success:
Rescanning the theme and plugins for strings via WPML.
Clearing the cache of my website and browser.
I'm attaching screenshots to illustrate:
The identified strings in WPML's String Translation.
The page where the translation does not reflect.
Could you please advise on what might be causing this issue and how to resolve it?
Thank you for your assistance.
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No, if you look at the very very bottom on the English pages, "Impressum" and "Datenschutzerklärung" remain untranslated. (Actually, at the moment you will see "Impressum-DE". I inserted the -DE to be certain that I can identify the right string in WPML).
I see the issue now. To fix this, I've translated this footer template hidden link and it works now. Please check. You might need to correct some translations on your own.
Thank you for updating the "Impressum" to "Legal Notice". However, I find myself needing further guidance, as I was not previously aware of the "Fußzeilenvorlage bearbeiten" page you mentioned. Regrettably, I'm also unable to locate it within WordPress on my own.
Initially, I had anticipated a workflow somewhat like this:
Navigate to Divi > Theme Builder > Global Footer to edit the German version.
Then proceed to WPML > String Translation, locate the specific string, translate it, and expect it to reflect across all English pages.
Should there be an alternative approach to achieve this, could you possibly direct me to a resource that elucidates the necessary steps, or could you provide a more detailed explanation of the process?
All you need to do would be to locate the template here hidden link in the translation management and translate it.
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