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  • Thread Starter AlisaW

    (@alisaw)

    Thanks for the response – I did try that, but still no luck.

    Due to needing to get this project done as quickly as possible, I decided to opt for a different translation plugin. I do prefer the features offered by WP Multilang, though, so if I need to offer translation for a different project I will likely return to your plugin if I can.

    I’ll open a new thread for my question so I don’t derail this one.

    @uttrichp and @valexar

    I’m experiencing the same issue – I have Spanish set as the default language, but when I use the Language Switcher to see the English version, I get a 404 error.

    – There is a WP .htaccess in the root of the site

    What exactly is meant by “set up permalink structure”?

    I’m using the default permalink settings from WordPress (it’s set to use Post name). Is that incorrect?

    In case anyone else has this problem and needs it fixed, I found a solution:

    Go into the folder for the plugin > assets > js > script.js.

    Find the “duration” parameter:

    duration: 500

    and change to a higher number (500 = .5 seconds, 1000 = 1 second, etc).

    Thread Starter AlisaW

    (@alisaw)

    Thanks, mindctrl. I forwarded your response to someone in my organization to ask if it was okay to give it a try (I finally got ahold of the FTP password). But then as we were looking into what pages were causing the problem, I noticed a common trend.

    Basically, every page where we had simply copied and pasted the text from a Word document – those were the pages I couldn’t edit. I could tell which pages those were because they were showing up with special characters that hadn’t transferred correctly from Word.

    So we did arrive at a solution that doesn’t require us to deactivate plugins.

    1. First, look at the page in the browser.
    2. Right click and choose View Source or View Page Source
    3. Copy the text between the google plus one closing tag </g:plusone></div> and the entry div closing tag </div><!–/.entry–>)
    4. Paste this text into the Text tab in the Edit mode for the page in WordPress
    5. Delete the strange characters
    6. Switch to the Visual tab and make any necessary corrections
    7. Update the page

    And that works!

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