awilmsmeier

So, finally, I put this, fixed all the links for good.

.nv-content-wrap a, .nv-comment-content a {
text-decoration: none !important
}

No rush with the fix, can wait a bit. Underline was more annoying…
Thanks for your help!

<a> - tag

Thanks Ben, that works.
Where in my theme can I check what’s causing this?
I know to check in the stylesheets, but what would I be looking for?
Some style with the tag? and related to links?
Andreas

Sorry, that page was only published as private – You can now see it directly on https://dev.peoplesfactory.com

When in edit mode, I see the correct font and no underline – that’s the weird thing…

Hi, I am experiencing similar issues with WPML, it also scares up formatting for tabs and for other nested blocks.

It works when you don’t use the WPML translation editor, you can switch to use the Gutenberg editor. When you first create your translation, you duplicate the content from the original language to the translated language and then translate in the new language. You’ll have to maintain the pages separately, though.

Hope they will fix that soon, my issue has been open for nearly two months now.
Andreas

Tried that, but other with blanks seemed to work, also tried to shorten it from 19 characters to less than 10) – did not make a difference…
Wasn’t able to find any pattern, unfortunately

Did some more testing. Seems like it works with other attributes and other attribute values, just not the specific one I selected. Tried changing it (shorter slug, shorter text), but did not help. Not sure what else I can try?

I put the images into our media library:

Editor screenshot: https://dev.peoplesfactory.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Editor.png

Page screenshot: https://dev.peoplesfactory.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/page.png

Hi, I am using WordPress 5.0.3 and WooCommerce 3.5.4 with the latest Blocks plugin (1.4.0). Not sure how I can upload an attachment on the support page, can you please advise?
Best regards,
Andreas

PS: The other blocks (e.g. product by category) seem to work just fine.

Hi,
no this did not fix the issue, but it makes translation a lot easier as you don’t get to see all the HTML codes in the translation editor..
Best regards,
Andreas

Thanks for the update, I have also opened a message with the WPML guys – they are still investigating, does not seem to be an easy to identify issue.

As for the wpml_config file, see below for an example that works for me (for the tabs) – hope that helps – would be great, if a complete file could become part of a future version of the plugin…
Best regards,
Andreas

<wpml-config>
<gutenberg-blocks>
<gutenberg-block type=”ghostkit/tabs-tab-v2″ translate=”0″></gutenberg-block>
<gutenberg-block type=”ghostkit/tabs-v2″ translate=”1″>
<xpath>//div/a</xpath>
</gutenberg-block>
</gutenberg-blocks>
</wpml-config>

Thanks for the quick response – that works, didn’t think of it…

Thanks for your reply.
I actually have two API keys for Google Maps Javascript API – both are getting rejected (but work with other plugins).
Still, I am getting this message: “Google Maps Platform rejected your request. This API project is not authorized to use this API.”

Strange, here are my steps:
I create the page in English, 3 tabs, some simple paragraph.
In the block editor, on Document level, I click on the little “+” sign next to “German” language, that brings me into the WPML translation editor (that shows English and German elements next to each other, it’s not the block editor).
Then I maintain the translation and save.
I have the core WPML plugin installed, plus the translation manager plugin…
so, the process is slightly different and I do not copy the page, but use WPML tools.
I can provide you access to our sandbox site, if a like…