In any case, both issues seem to be fixed now. Unselect the option "Make this language the original language for this page" and click on 'Assign'ĭo the same procedure for all pages missing the link translation. Search for the title of the original page that this item is a translation of and click on 'Ok'
Wait for the page to reload and on the same 'Language' section click on 'Connect with translation' Click on 'ok' when you see a warning saying you're about to change the language of a post You'll see a 'Language' section in the right corner, select the right language in the 'Language of this page' Locate the desired page and click on 'edit' Switch to the secondary language in the admin top bar In your WP dashboard, go to the Pages screen If not, it is necessary to edit these pages and set the language information of each translated item. Is your intention to keep the pages unlinked? So what we’ve made is just adding these French pages on the menu and nesting the subitems to them. Actually, there are the French pages “Les enfants et les jeunes” and “Adultes et familles”, but they are not linked with the English ones. Now about the nesting items on the menu, we’ve been able to see that the English pages “Children and Youth” and “Adults and Families” are indeed missing translations, as you showed us in the last screenshot.
WPML CUSTOM LANGUAGE SWITCHER SELECT MENU CODE
Regarding your request for hiding the switcher in the second language, we could solve it by adding the custom CSS code on Appearance -> Theme Editor.
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