Thanks for the great response @jonua 🙂 I did not know about the ‘auto’ setting. This is much better and is a great way to solve this issue. If someone needs to have it in the sidebar, then the CSS styles I have tweaked a bit below, work pretty good too. That way one can have the preview combined with editing.
Hi @aahulsebos – thank you very much for replying and for suggested fix. I am glad to hear that it was just a mistake and that you are aiming to fix it. For non-developers, though, it is a critical problem. But as a developer it is easy to fix it like this. 🙂
Yes @anacond it is a bit weird and a shame that Elementor will NOT support the community and help to improve good plugins like this “Connect Polylang for Elementor”, that makes their own better and more compatible with other great plugins like Polylang.
@anacond I’ve contacted the Elementor support to hear about which hook to use, in order to add language links to the top admin bar. Their response was:
Since custom code and related queries are beyond our support scope, I recommend checking out the Elementor Facebook Community. There, you’ll find a wealth of knowledge from experienced users and developers who may have the insight you’re looking for.
Hi @anacond – thanks for sharing your findings, but “Recent” will not work, because it will not display the other languages if you haven’t been there recent. And I will also not be able to add content to other languages. Getting used to is something I was hoping is the last resort. I was hoping the developer of this plugin might update so we again will have these options as before. 🙂
Thanks for chipping in with your voice @shoelaced, I agree, a version bump would be much appreciated, valued and save some annoying work and confusion.
