Daniel

Hello @frdcw ,

Thank you for reaching out.

First, please make sure you’re using the latest version of TranslatePress.

Please try clearing all caches (browser cache, any caching plugin, and server/hosting cache) and then check if the issue still occurs after refreshing the page.

If the problem persists after clearing the cache, the next step would be to perform a conflict test (ideally in a staging environment), as this behavior may be caused by an interaction with another plugin.

Briefly disable all other plugins except TranslatePress and enable the default Twenty Twenty theme. Please also disable all add-ons. If this fixes the problem, as it probably will, enable everything one by one, checking each time to see when the problem returns.

Let me know how it goes.

Hello @mbeerkens ,

Thank you for the update.

Due to the situation you are facing, my suggestion is to open a ticket on our website here, as we will have to investigate this issue in detail.

Please also point out that you have already contacted us on the WordPress forum and add a link to the conversation in the ticket you will create.

As for Google indexing every language, this is actually expected behaviour. TranslatePress generates URLs for each active language, and Google will index all of them. Disabling “Use a subdirectory for the default language” only controls whether the default language (English) also gets its own subdirectory prefix (e.g. /en/).

Thank you for understanding!

Thank you so much for your 5-star review!

We’re glad to hear that TranslatePress has been working well for you and delivering the results you were looking for.

Hello @theblueli ,

We’ve just released an update with a fix — please update TranslatePress Multilingual to version 3.2.

After updating, please remove the current-language-menu-item CSS class from the menu item in Appearance → Menus, as it is no longer required. If the class is not present there, no further action is needed.

We apologize for the inconvenience we have caused!

Thank you so much for your 5-star review! We’re happy you’re enjoying TranslatePress.

Hello @justsmilepeople ,

Thank you for your message and for sharing the screenshot.

First of all, please make sure you are using the latest version of TranslatePress.

Regarding your questions, at the moment, there is no option to disable Google Fonts specifically within the TranslatePress editor, and the editor uses the fonts that are loaded through the site/theme preview. We also have not received similar reports regarding Google Fonts causing performance or speed issues in the editor.

At this time, there are no specific plans to optimize or change how Google Fonts are loaded inside the editor.

I also tried to replicate the issue on our side, but I was not able to reproduce the slow loading behavior you described. Please see the screenshot here: https://snipboard.io/u7mLwA.jpg

Let us know if the issue continues after confirming you are on the latest version.

Hello @dimiro93

Thank you for the update.

Glad to hear you managed to solve it and that everything is working properly now.

Have a great day!

Hello @dimiro93 ,

Thank you for your message.

This can happen if an incorrect translation for the URL was previously saved in the database.

Please try searching for this link inside the String Translation interface. If the link is generated directly by the Woodmart Waitlist functionality, you should find it in the Gettext tab. If the link was manually added as part of a customized email template, then it should appear in the Regular tab instead.

If you find the Greek URL saved there, you can update or remove the translation and then test the email again afterward.

Let me know how it goes.