This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem: If you're experiencing issues where translations are not rendering on the page despite following the guidelines, it might be due to the incorrect settings in WPML for the field groups post type. Solution: We recommend checking the settings in WPML-> Settings-> Post Type Translation and ensuring that the field groups post type is set to "Not Translatable". If it is set to "Translatable", you should change it to "Not Translatable" and delete any translated field groups. This adjustment should help the data to appear correctly on the translated pages.
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Background of the issue:
I was trying to add translation for multiple languages. We have a paid version of WPML and a paid version of ACF PRO. I followed your guidelines.
Symptoms:
We cannot make it render on the page.
Questions:
Why is the translation not rendering on the page despite following the guidelines?
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Thanks for the access details. I checked the issue and found that the field groups post type is set to "Translatable", while it shouldn't be translated.
So, I deleted the translated field groups and set the field group post type in WPML-> Settings-> Post Type Translation to "Not Translatable".
After that, the data appeared correctly on the translated hidden link">home page.
We try to keep one issue per ticket in our forum. Continuing with one ticket per issue helps supporters focus on one issue at once and enables other users to find solutions to their questions faster.
Therefore, I've split the other issue and created a new ticket with this issue.
