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@jpb10,
I didn’t have any other emails set up, so I don’t know. I wound up changing my settings to SMTP instead of Php, and it seems relatively stable now. So maybe that is a solution for @vrosty.

I have also discovered that my woocommerce orders have stopped emailing; roughly around the 9th of February.The orders are logged by woocommerce, and the test email sends, but actual order emails aren’t received. Perhaps my additional info will help narrow down the issue.
My setup is:
Wordpress 5.1
WooCommerce 3.5.5
WP Mail SMTP 1.4.1
PHP 7.0.33

I’m not the plugin author, but it is created by another plugin (unless you created it yourself and forgot), as I do not have that role in my installation. Try turning off plugins until you see the role disappear. That might pinpoint what plugin created it.

If that fails, and you are still worried about it, write down all the permissions it has (basically everything about it, including the proper spelling of it) and then delete the role and see if that changes anything. It may disable a key function of a plugin, so be careful and backup beforehand, and you can either restore from the backup or recreate the user role. This is last resort though, so try any other options first.

My best guess is that “Not Play Nice” is related to a penalized role for users/commenters that have ‘Not Played Nice’, so it might be from any moderation plugins you have. If you don’t figure out what it belongs to by process of elimination and getting rid of it doesn’t disable or break any features of the site, then I would definitely delete it permanently and look into securing your site better. Hope this helps.

Anything I can do to diagnose/fix that? I’ve tried cleaning out my browser’s cache, but that doesn’t make much of a difference.

Sort of yeah, you have to delete everything associated with the slide show.

Adding a slideshow adds on to the page with current “ghost” one and then when you delete it, it replaces the older slideshow, or just uses all the slides. Looks like the only way to get rid of a ghost slideshow is to delete all the slides involved.

I double-checked; no code in any of the post editor and I never put in any code elsewhere. I did change the margin above the slideshow, so that’s why it may look differently placed, but no reason I can see why it would show up now.

Sorry, I thought my post had gone through. It’s hard to tell when I seem to have a long delay for it.

– Twenty Fifteen alone: Main menu shows up and works, but no translations to test of course.

– Twenty Fifteen + Polylang: Main menu disappears but translation flags show up and seem to work.

– Polylang + my theme: Main menu is back but does not change language with the translation flags. However pages will translate.

– Polylang + my theme + woocommerce: Translation flags only seem to change page title and some of the individual product pages.

– Polylang + my theme + woocommerce + polylang-slug: breaks translated pages.

– Polylang + my theme + woocommerce + WooCommerce Polylang Integration: works overall, except for a few irregularities.

I’m guessing it was changing back to default links and polylang-slugs that did it, since I wouldn’t need the slugs to be the same for that. However, I still feel like I either don’t understand permalinks, or something is wrong overall with my setup, as strange quirks keep popping up. I tried to see if I didn’t have the IIS equivalent of mod_rewrite, which I’ve read would mess up changing permalink settings. No luck figuring it out though.

Ok, I did that, and the menus (without translations) worked by themselves and with WooCommerce, but disappear when Polylang is turned on. However when the flags are assigned other than the menu, they appear and work.

I’m using a child theme of Storefront and a lot of plugins for content, so I guess that partially explains why almost everything is blank in Twenty Fifteen, but the menu is gone and when I activate only Polylang, the flags don’t appear.

That’s just as much wordpress’s fault as Polylang.
https://make.www.ads-software.com/polyglots/teams/
All the languages are supported by volunteers/users. There is an option to add your own language though, right in the Polylang settings. Perhaps you’d like to help out?

Yep, that works. Awesome, thanks! I could’ve sworn I tried primary 100% before, but as long as it functions, I’m happy.

@lorro
I actually stumbled on this while looking for something else, but it works great, thanks! My only question is that it doesn’t work on the main page’s product layout and sometimes on the catalog’s layout of my site. It seems to be tied to how the address is displayed; it only works when the address specifies the page id instead of post type. Is there a workaround for this? Or is there a way to make sure every address shows up as page id?
Thanks again.

site for reference: https://www.gpii.com/test6723/

The power of posting! I figured it out right after. The issue is in where you edit your page; click on the ‘text’ tab above where you input the shortcode and now you’ll see “pre” brackets around your shortcode. Get rid of those and you’re good to go. That happens when input shortcodes while you’re in the visual tab.
Here’s a good reference for woocommerce’s shortcodes:
https://docs.woothemes.com/document/woocommerce-shortcodes/
It was down near the bottom,’messed-up shortcodes’ ,I just didn’t far enough.

Ulrich, the plugin works great! Thanks.
Would it be easy expand this to product categories? I’m trying to get this to work with WooCommerce installed and while the catalog and the individual products switch translation with no problem to the same slug, my pages of product by category won’t and require me to divide the categories up to unique slugs.