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The plugin is fully compatible with WordPress internationalization, so its interface language is determined automatically by the current WordPress locale.

On a Polylang bilingual site:

• The Hebrew version should load the Hebrew translation.
• The English version should display the plugin’s original English strings.
• You should not need to add the plugin strings manually through Polylang or Connect Polylang for Elementor.

Please verify that the English version of the page is actually assigned to English in Polylang and that the site language changes correctly when switching between the Hebrew and English pages.

If the plugin still displays Hebrew on the English page, please let me know which exact plugin text remains in Hebrew. Also confirm whether the Hebrew wording comes from the plugin interface or from text entered manually in the plugin settings, since user-entered settings may require separate values for each language.

Thank you for pointing this out.

You have actually identified a limitation in the current version of the plugin.

The plugin itself is fully internationalized, so all built-in interface strings are translated automatically. However, the custom text entered in the plugin settings is currently stored as a single value and is therefore shared across all languages.

I agree that multilingual sites should be able to define different custom text for each language. I’ll add support for this in a future update so the plugin integrates better with multilingual setups such as Polylang and WPML.

Thanks for the suggestion—it is a valuable improvement.

Thank you 🙂

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