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Problem:
Plugin strings not translating after WPML default language change.

Solution:
Delete and recreate the translation strings in the WordPress admin dashboard, under WPML → Translations.

• In WPML → Translations, find the string - you can select domain of your plugin in the "Select strings within domain:" drop-down and use the "Search for:" field and search for part of the string to be translated
• Select all occurrences of the string and click "Delete selected strings" button - before this please copy the existing translations and save them somewhere for the later step
• At the bottom of the same page, in "Auto register strings for translation", activate the "Look for strings while pages are rendered" checkbox
• Reload the front end where plugin is active - plugin code should execute when the page is refreshed
• Go back to WPML → Translations, clear the "Look for strings while pages are rendered" checkbox, and perform the same search for the string again, it should show up on the list as "Not translated"
• Insert your saved translation from step 2, save, mark "translation is complete"

The translated string should now show up on the front end.

Relevant Documentation:
https://wpml.org/documentation/getting-started-guide/theme-localization/

Problem:
here was a problem that happened when you tried to link WooCommerce categories using URL by parameters using the text UX Builder shortcode and you used Sticky links.

It seems to happen only when you link child categories in WooCommerce. and the result is that from a link like this:

https://test.pcpclothing.com/product-category/women/clothing/?lang=en (correct)
You’d end up with something like this as soon as sticky links was activated:

https://test.pcpclothing.com/product-category/women/?lang=en&clothing= (incorrect)
Solution:
https://wpml.org/forums/topic/links-are-not-correct/page/2/#post-5254699

Relevant Documentation:

Divi author Bio not showing translation

This may be included in a recent Divi udpate. I tested in the version I was using and it had not yet been resolved. Please try this:

$author = get_userdata( $post->post_author );\

if (class_exists('sitepress')) {
    $author->description = get_the_author_meta('description' ,$author->ID);
}