mariaKyp

Hello, thank you for your answer! ??
I love Polylang, but I don’t like that if I translate a page it displays it as 2 pages. It doesn’t displays the second language in a new tab inside the “original” page. Is there any way to do that?

I found a solution. For anyone needs the answer:

In /wp-content/themes/enigma/options-reset.php you can find the
names you need for the keys.
For example, my file looks like this:

<wpml-config>
    <admin-texts>
        <key name='enigma_options'>
            <key name='service_1_title' />
			<key name='service_2_title' />
			<key name='service_3_title' />
			<key name='service_1_text' />
			<key name='service_2_text' />
			<key name='service_3_text' />
			<key name='port_1_title' />
			<key name='port_2_title' />
			<key name='port_3_title' />
			<key name='port_4_title' />
			<key name='port_heading' />
        </key>
    </admin-texts>
</wpml-config>

Hi,
thank you very much for your advice wpimran! ??

I found this solution to translate the two sections.
I created a file wpml-config.xml under /wp-content/polylang directory which contains the following lines of code:

<wpml-config>
    <admin-texts>
        <key name='enigma_options'>
            <key name='service_1_title' />
			<key name='service_2_title' />
			<key name='service_3_title' />
			<key name='service_1_text' />
			<key name='service_2_text' />
			<key name='service_3_text' />
			<key name='port_1_title' />
			<key name='port_2_title' />
			<key name='port_3_title' />
			<key name='port_4_title' />
			<key name='port_heading' />
        </key>
    </admin-texts>
</wpml-config>

This is creating strings for translation in “Strings translation” tab in Settings >> Languages.

Thank you