How to quickly translate your Elementor website using WPML 

Sorry for this and thanks for your purchase . Did you check here? wpml.org/documentation/getting-started-guide/#installing-configuring-wpml If you still need help, you can ask in our forum.

this is the worst plugin in the wordpress space. sadly it is used by everyone, yes. worst ux and bloated so that everything is complicated

If you purchased a CMS subscription from our site, which is the only legit place to buy a subscription from us, you should access the modules too wpml.org/purchase/

HI! see here wpml.org/documentation/support/adding-hreflang-wordpress/

Hello Please log in to your account and start a new ticket in the forum. One of our technical supporters will be able to assist you.wpml.org/forums/forum/english-support/

HI! These articles will help wpml.org/documentation/translating-your-contents/#translating-pages-posts-and-custom-post-types

Check this article to translate your media wpml.org/documentation/translating-your-contents/#translating-media

About the sitemap, if you have a different domain per language, yes. Otherwise, no wpml.org/documentation/getting-started-guide/language-setup/#id2

There shouldn't be any problem with you doing this. WPML Media Translation is an add-on plugin that comes with WPML Multilingual CMS and WPML Multilingual Agency account types and allows you to display different media files (including PDFs) in different languages. For a more detailed answer, please use our Pre-sales Questions page, here: wpml.org/purchase/pre-sales-questions/

@@WPML Thanks for the quick response! We'll give it a shot! Thank you!

Hi, Antoni. Yes, of course, you can do that. There is a WPML Language Switcher widget in Elementor. You can read all about how to use it in our documentation, here: wpml.org/documentation/plugins-compatibility/elementor/#wpml-language-switcher-widget

@@WPML thank you.

Please log in to your account and start a new thread in our forum. The support team will assist you.wpml.org/forums/forum/english-support/

WPML can have language specific attachments as far as I know, so images should also be no problem

Yes, you can do this with WPML Media Translation

You get free translation credits when you purchase the CMS or Agency tiers of WPML, which include 90k and 180k credits respectively. So no- you don't need to purchase the plugin and credits separately. Credits also renew every year for free, up to 60k for CMS, and 120k for Agency.

@@tomerhelzer Who says 180k credits is alot?

Hi@@asasas-jy6kq! When deciding the amount of free credits WPML clients get, we did research into how many words for translation an average site using WPML has. The amount we give out allows 80% of our clients to completely translate their sites. If you need more words, they're really affordable and you own the translations (they're saved in your site's database, unlike some other translation plugins out there). Plus, WPML's translation memory makes sure that if you ever need to translate the same sentence/string of text again, you don't need to use credits for retranslation as everything is saved and reused from your translation memory.

Hi, Michael. I'm sorry you feel this way, however, could you please share a bit more about why you say this? What is the exact issue you encountered? It would be most helpful if you can share a URL to the ticket(s) you reported in our support so I can look into what happened.

@@WPML i am tired of explaining or sharing infos to your unqualified support team that couldnt fix anything in the past. It needed hours to communicate, in endless posts. most replies are about updating the plugin as a solution. The problems are multiple and deep, and it dont get better with every update, even worse. Debug your plugin and dont try to get more money with translating jobs.

@@michaelmauch291 sorry. Feel free to email us directly at hello@wpml.org if you want to share further details with us,

Hello, we're sorry you feel this way, but I'd like to clarify a few things you might have misunderstood. When you buy WPML, you get thousands of free credits for translating your site which is enough to translate 80% of the sites out there (we've done the research). And, if you spend all these credits, additional ones do cost money, but it's really affordable. Also, WPML has a yearly subscription, so you're paying a yearly amount to get access to plugin updates and professional support. If you have canceled your subscription and have an outdated version of WPML, it's probably not working because of the WordPress 6.1 release which broke some backward compatibility. So, just to be clear, it was WordPress that broke compatibility, not WPML, and we actually fixed and released an update as soon as WP 6.1 went out. And this is exactly why you should keep all your plugins up-to-date, not just WPML, to make sure nothing breaks, to make sure you're running the latest versions.