Hi, thank you for reaching out to us. Could you please share any references or screenshots of the desired output you want to achieve? So we can check and provide you with a resolution accordingly.
Here you can view screenshots: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/5anitm65cywvuuvfq7klk/h?rlkey=ryxlppm9a14cmzwfbggl1890n&dl=0
I want to translate blocks in widgets there are in the footer position.
Hi, thank you for sharing this. Alright, we understand your point. Here’s the explanation for why this issue is occurring. Actually, it works with the old version.
If you use the Classic editor and classic widget, it works because it’s old, and there haven’t been any further developments in this plugin for 5 years. With WordPress evolving, many changes have occurred, leading to such issues. We’ve confirmed that it’s a valid bug. Currently, we’re addressing this plugin. We’ve recently initiated a complete redevelopment of this plugin to enhance user experience and compatibility.
A GitHub ticket has been raised in our repository regarding this concern, and it will be addressed in the upcoming update.
here is the ticket: https://github.com/ahmedkaludi/wp-multilang/issues/29
Thanks, so at this moment isn’t possible to translate widget. Or there is a solution that i can try now?
Hi, we are currently checking on this and will update you soon. We kindly request your patience in the meantime.
Hi, we appreciate your patience. We have released a new update in which we have added this feature.
Kindly update the plugin to the latest version 2.4.5. Next step is to update your widget with the default language, and then switch to your respective language and make the necessary changes.
please refer to this screenshot: https://paste.pics/QLXWB
Please follow these steps and let us know if you have any concerns.
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