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Hi Olumide and Kris,

Thank you for your quick answers and for the reference documentation. I understand the logic behind why the data is deleted. Also thank you for the workaround tips. If there is a way to ‘fix’ this behaviour in the future versions of the plugin (my favourite, actually), it would be very appreciated.

Thank you!

I got it. Thank you very much, I am sure this thread is already very useful for everyone. Cheers!

Thank you so much, you are a genius! I see that I must learn JS in order to move forward within web development. I was also trying to differentiate between markers on the left of the handle and on the right, but I couldn’t achieve it (what I mean: https://i.postimg.cc/nz2MMDs2/image.png).

I know I already took too much of your time. I bother you only because I think that the markers can be useful for more people. Sorry and thank you.

Thank you so much for your super quick answer. It is so helpful! For some reason the markers are not placed correctly, I was trying to figure it out and playing with the script, but I wasn’t successful to fix it. Please see the screenshots: https://i.postimg.cc/s2W35Qnp/image.png. In this example there are 8 values, so x = 7, but the same issue happens also for other number of values.

Thank you!

Hi, add the code to style.css via Editor.

Hi, I have a very similar problem. The translated version is searchable until I edit the automatically translated content. I have the latest of the plugin and of WordPress as well, and I’ve tried plenty of search plugins, but without success. However, I’ve invented a workaround to get the translations indexed and so searchable.

For instance, I have a product Mexican Hat translated from English to Spanish, but when I search for its name in Spanish, no results are found. So I edit the product page (or a post, whatever) and add following code to the text editor:

<div style="display: none">sombrero mexicano</div>

So from now the words ‘sombrero mexicano’ are indexed and I can search them and find!

I know it is not a very Nobel-Prize solution, but it is effective and working. By the way, I tried to solve the problem by adding meta keywords tag, but these keywords weren’t indexed either.

Hi, I am just an user of this plugin, however I can suggest you solution if you still face this problem. The translations are saved in your database, within wp_translations table. Since via phpMyAdmin it is not possible to edit the table content, install Adminer plugin which allows you to edit the lines.