We are using Wordpress with the Avada 5.1.6 theme and Polylang plugin.
The mobile menu does not show on the english version it shows on the portuguese version
I've inspected the generated html and the menu exists in both pages.
I tried disabling the Polylang plugin and the mobile menu does not show on any page
Thank you!
TLDR:
Don't forget to check the selected language before editing configurations that you need to share between languages!
Long description
The issue was that custom css was being applied to the english version of the website hiding the header.
The reason why the configuration for custom css was not considered initially was caused by the fact that Wordpress actually treats each language as their "own website", each one having different configurations, including custom css.
By selecting "all languages" on the Wordpress menu, it was possible to reset the custom css configuration for all languages at once.
Thanks.
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Please make sure your theme is WPML compatible. Here is compatible theme list.
Also make sure you are using updated Plugins and Theme.
Please make sure minimum requirements for WPML meet.
Please check for a possible theme and plugin conflict. To do that you can switch back to any default theme (e.g. Twenty Seventeen theme), Disable all plugins except WPML and see if this issue goes away with default theme and only WPML activated?
I installed Wordpress Multi Lingual (WPML) in my site,but
after selecting the language from dropdown its successfully changes the site language,but dropdown removed and another menu replaced on language selection dropdown
here is the image:
Before selecting the language
Before
AFter changing the language
After
When you install WPML you need to translate your content before it displays correctly in your website. Menù for examples can be translated in the WP backend inside the menù settings page.
While that is true for the menù content (which explains why you see different items) there's another part of your issue which is (i guess) CSS based.
I am just trying to guess but who wrote the CSS used some specific class/id of the original language menù which doesn't exist/ is slightly different in your different language. Try to inspect the CSS using some debug tools (like Google Chrome developer tool window) to find out which style your new menù is missing
I have installed a plugin on WordPress 4.9.2. I have only three plugin menu items Languages, Settings and Lingotek, String translation option is missing. I am trying to work with some custom theme, created by the developer.
When I am selecting default language and applying it to posts, tags, etc – most part of my site is not displaying at all.
How can I fix this issue&
I am using Zerif lite theme in my wordpress website I have placed language switcher dropdown next to my navbar on the homepage . I have 3 languages .
I am facing two issues currently :
After logging in in my Wordpress admin the language switcher is working , I am able to change language by clicking on the dropdown but after logging out, I opened my website in two browser's(chrome,safari) the dropdown doesn't seem to work . Language is not changing ???
2.How to customize the language switcher dropdown color,size,font,border etc ?
Please help !!!Thank you.
Try to deactivate other plugins maybe it is caused by one of them.
You can customize in CSS, in wordpress or by some text editor in your child theme.
I recently started developing websites on wordpress. I have this problem with tinymce editor. When i write post and format content it looks how I want in it. But when I publish post and check that it looks really crappy.Then I called the stylesheet of tinymce editor on everypage of website. I must say there is change but it still looks bad.
How can I get content in exact formatted way as I see in the tinyMCE?
Thanks,
kiran
On the frontend the styles from your theme will be taking precedence over the layout and sizing of content.
In the administration section it will be using a default TinyMCE editor css file. This allows for Wordpress to easily support a variety of themes without making many changes.
So that leaves you with the potential inconsistency, which you have identified here.
Either you work with the WYSIWYG editor giving you an approximation or you could add the relevant styles from your theme to the editors CSS. This can be done using add_editor_style() DOCs.
Use this WordPress plugin to solve your problem.
Specific CSS/JS for Posts and Pages