marcorhk

Sorry, don’t have a link to share, I’m working on localhost right now

OK thanks for the tip, I will keep it in mind when I put my site online. For time being I am working on the project locally on my computer, though. And my local WordPress install was done manually, i.e. uploading the files and creating database.

After the re-install of Polylang, I also think I will give the Hysan plugin another try.

Maybe a little late, but here are my 2 cents anyway: I had the same problem and ended up making two separate sliders (I duplicated the original slider and translated it) – one is displayed in the default language home page and the other one in the translated home page.

Thanks for your reply. I did try the integration plugin before, but it seemed to make it worse, so I deleted it again.

Since my last post I updated my Polylang to version 1.7.6.4 as was suggested here https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/404s-when-translations-are-disabled-on-custom-post-type?replies=11 and tried leaving the Products post type untranslated. Now the shop pages in both languages – ‘../shop’ and ‘../de/shop-de ‘ – don’t find any products.

Hi Emilybkk,
I have a similar problem. I am also using Woocommerce + Polylang, default language set to English. The /shop page works fine and shows all the products however, when I switch the language to German the URL changes to /de/shop-de and it shows ‘Nothing Found’ (404 message). I went through all the templates files and I believe the problem is because of the changed slug. In your post #1 your wrote:

How to fix : Use the plugin to redirect. Just open your language Shop page example for me it is shop-2 which the url must be https://www.myshop.com/th/shop-2 to redirect to https://www.myshop.com/th/shop This should resolve your problem.

Sorry, I don’t quite understand your solution. How exactly do you redirect your shop-2 to the shop slug? I wanted to try that too, but I couldn’t figure out how.

Advice much appreciated!