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You can add the language switcher using the shortcode in this location using the shortcode Elementor widget. Kindly check this guide to know more about adding switchers using shortcode.
Thanks for the instructions, but it doesn't work. It's a new theme, and I'm assuming the author will again claim it's 100% compatible with WPML, but in reality, it's definitely not compatible. It's always the same theme with these same authors.
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1) I added the language switcher via shortcode, but it doesn't display correctly on the front end. (Kindly check this hidden link">screenshot)
Please let me know if you use any custom CCS for the header.
If not, please install your theme on this hidden link">Sandbox site and replicate the issue.
If the issue is replicable, please let me know, so I can check it and consult our compatibility team.
2) We try to keep one issue per ticket in our forum. Continuing with one ticket per issue helps supporters focus on a single issue at a time and enables other users to find solutions to their questions faster.
Therefore, I've split the other issue and created a new ticket for this issue.
Thanks for uploading the theme to the sandbox site. I added the language switcher to the header, and it appeared as expected. Please check this hidden link">page.
However, the flag doesn't appear on your site, so please deactivate all plugins except the active ones in the sandbox, and check the language switcher.
It's displayed, but incorrect. Sorry, what kind of garbage is this?!
Center and only flags are displayed. I'd like to see something like what you've done. Our goal isn't garbage in the header, but a professional appearance.
Hello,
My name is Carlos, and I will continue working on this ticket
As you can see in hidden link the language switcher is appearing correctly now. The difference between what my colleague correctly implemented in the sandbox site and your site is the element used to show the language switcher.
In this link, you can see the shortcode used to display the language switcher correctly: hidden link
In order to display the language switcher in the rest of the headers, you need to change the shortcode in the other headers and then update the headers in WPML -> Translation Dashboard.
