Problem: The client was unable to change the wording in the English language in the footer, translate options in the contact form from Greek to English, and add a language switch next to the email in the top bar on their WordPress site. Solution: 1. We checked the 'Houzez > Footer' settings and found that the 'Template type' and 'Display conditions' were not applied to the English translation. After applying these settings, the English footer appeared correctly on both the English and Greek sites. 2. We switched to using the Elementor PRO footer as recommended by our colleague Bobby. The Greek footer, which was still in draft form, was published, translated, and set with the display condition to 'Entire site'. 3. The Elementor Footer is now correctly displaying on the frontend, and the translation is working perfectly.
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