Hello
This way didn't work for me either.
I found a solution: On each page of the second language (Spanish) in the page options I select the footer in the corresponding language
Hi
I'm going to do what you said.
So, I don't use WPML to translate it?
Hi,
I’ve checked your site and noticed that the Penci Block was created using the wrong approach.
Please create a new blank Penci Block, set it to display for all languages, and ensure it is not linked as a translation of any block or language. Then, re-enter the slug.
Regards,
PenciDesign.
Hi,
Please resend me the URL, as I’m unable to access it.
Regards,
PenciDesign.
Hi
I do it but still not working
Hi,
Please follow these steps:
1. Create the Penci Block content for each language,
2. Go to WPML → String Translations: Search and replace the following options:
- pchdbd_all: header layout page slug
- penci_footer_builder_layout: footer layout page slug
Regards,
PenciDesign.
Hi,
For this case, please send me your WordPress admin account in a PRIVATE reply.
I'll log in and try to help you check this problem.
Regards,
PenciDesign.
Hello
I'm having problems displaying the website in multiple languages using the WPML plugin. Specifically with the website footer.
I've installed and configured the WPML plugin. I've translated the pages and blocks.
As a footer, I'm using a Penci Block with my own footer design. I've also translated it. The problem is that the footer of the default language (Footer web CA) is always displayed when the corresponding footer should be displayed in Spanish (Footer web ES).
On the other hand, the Penci blocks I use with Elementor do not appear to be translated with WPML.
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