Background of the issue:
I made some changes in the main language, Estonian page, text and then went to update the English translation. The issue can be seen on the page: hidden link. I expected the page to look like: hidden link.
Symptoms:
The page layout is broken when updating the English translation after making changes in the main language.
Questions:
Why is the English translation layout broken after updating?
How can I fix the layout issue on the English page?
Thanks for contacting us. I've checked this page hidden link and it looked fine over here for me, as shown in the attached screenshot. Did you sort it out yourself?
The way I sorted it out was I went back in page history, disconnected the WPML translation editor and edited the English one manually. The automatic translation does not work. Please let me know what is the translation editor.
I know what it is. It just doesn't work. It messes up the divi layout. I had to disconnect the translation editor. I had a typo in my last message "Please let me know WHY is the translation editor NOT WORKING."
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