I suspect the path to the image is broken because the language-token is in the way.
What is happening for me is similar. We have a Chinese and English site, and now the url to the Chinese flag is broken. The language-token (as I call it) is zh-CN
Example:
https://mydomain.com/zh-CN/wp-content/plugins/gtranslate/flags/24/zh-CN.png
SHOULD BE
https://mydomain.com/wp-content/plugins/gtranslate/flags/24/zh-CN.png
So, for whatever reason, the plugin has inserted this language-token into the path to the plugins folder!
Hi,
@tracybazzy I have checked your website and I see a strange configuration. I see that the following languages are activated: en and 1. I recommend you to open GTranslate settings page configure 3 languages and save the changes, then check if you see them appear. After that you can configure the languages you want to have and save the changes again. I hope it will fix the issue.
@bkjproductions please open a separate support topic and post your website address, so I can check it for you.
Thanks! 🙂
Try to enable all languages and let me know when it is done. I still see en and 1 enabled. If you have any cache plugin, make sure to clear the cache.
Thanks! 🙂
I was able to display the Mexican flag after i selected all languages and then deselected them one-by-one. Choosing Select all then Unselected all did not work. The only issue now is that the flags are stacked. They use to be side-by-side. Do you have a solution?
Good! Do you use Show in Menu option? If that is the case remove it and create a new menu item with [gtranslate] shortcode.
You can go to Appearance -> Menus -> Custom Link then set URL = # and Link Text = [gtranslate] then Add to Menu.
I do not use the Show in Menu option. I am already using the second option: Appearance -> Menus -> Custom Link then set URL = # and Link Text = [gtranslate] then Add to Menu.
OK, try to add the following CSS into Custom CSS section: a[data-gt-lang] {display:inline-block!important}
BTW. I see elementor is wrapping the whole thing into one link element which is not good. If you can avoid that.
Thanks! 🙂
Thank you, that worked!!! 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
If it is a single menu item, I don’t understand how Elementor can treat it differently. I do not do any development in Elementor. Thoughts?