MAPODEC

<p>Multilingual Visibility for Elementor is a lightweight, zero-bloat extension that bridges the gap between Elementor and WPML. It allows you to easily show or hide specific Elementor elements depending on the current active language, directly from the Elementor Editor.</p>
<p>If you have ever needed to display a specific banner, button, or section exclusively to your Spanish users, and a different one to your English users, this plugin provides the native-like experience you need.</p>
<p>Instead of duplicating entire pages or dealing with messy CSS classes, you can manage language visibility just like you manage mobile or tablet responsiveness in Elementor.</p>
<h4>Main Features</h4>
<p>Seamless Integration: Adds a new “WPML Language Visibility” panel inside the Elementor “Advanced” tab.</p>
<p>Complete Control: Works with standard Elementor elements: Widgets, Columns, Sections, and Flexbox Containers.</p>
<p>Show or Hide Logic: Choose to either show an element only on selected languages, or hide it on selected languages.</p>
<p>Zero Impact on Performance: Uses native Elementor and WPML rendering hooks. It doesn’t load unnecessary CSS or JS on your frontend.</p>
<p>WPML & Elementor Pro Compatible: Fully tested with WPML, Elementor Free, and Elementor Pro (Classic Editor UI).</p>
<h4>Developed by MAPODEC</h4>
<p>This plugin is actively maintained and developed by <a href="https://mapodec.es" rel="nofollow ugc">MAPODEC</a>, a web design and marketing agency based in Seville, Spain.</p>


Multilingual Visibility for Elementor

Control the visibility of any Elementor container, section, column, or widget based on the active WPML language.

Mirco Babini

SED Web Enhancement

<p>Adds the wpml__ and wpml_e functions to your theme and the wpml__ shortcode to your WordPress website. Make your WordPress <strong>full WPML ready</strong></p>
<pre><?php wpml__( $text, $context ); ?>
<?php wpml_e( $text, $context ); ?></pre>
<p>Similarly to the behaviour of the __, _e functions, you must provide a string to make translateable and a context.<br />
That’s it; just provide translations from the WPML > String Translations admin panel.</p>
<p>Check how to use the shortcode below.</p>
<h4>Usage (via code)</h4>
<pre><h1><?php echo wpml__( 'Title', 'wpmlshortcodes' ); ?></h1>
<h2><?php wpml_e( 'Subtitle', 'wpmlshortcodes' ); ?></h2></pre>
<h4>Usage (via shortcode)</h4>
<pre><h1>[wpml__ context=wpmlshortcodes]Title[/wpml__]</h1>
<h2>[wpml__ context=wpmlshortcodes]Subtitle[/wpml__]</h2></pre>
<blockquote>
<p><strong>NEWS! WPML Translate (+ shortcode)</strong><br />
  Adds the wpml_if (ex wpml_translate) shortcode to your WPML suite. You can also use the wpml_e__if_language( $content, $lang ) in your php code.</p>
</blockquote>
<h4>Usage (via code)</h4>
<pre><p><?php
wpml_e__if_language( 'Text', 'en' );
wpml_e__if_language( 'Testo', 'it' );
?></p></pre>
<h4>Usage (via shortcode)</h4>
<pre>[wpml_if lang='en']Text[/wpml_if][wpml_if lang='it']Testo[/wpml_if]</pre>
<p>It also supports backward compatibility for wpml_translate and wpml_language from WPML Translate Shortcode (deprecated plugin);</p>
<h4>WPML Translate Shortcode > WPML Shortcodes</h4>
<p>Welcome to the new WPML Shortcodes. This plugin is the new WPML Translate Shortcode, became a full-translation suite.</p>
<p>Of course we still support WPML Translate Shortcode, with a new shortcode (1.2.4+): wpml_if (see usage above).<br />
Also, we provide full backward compatibility (yes, you can still use wpml_translate or wpml_language shortcodes) on 1.2.6+.</p>
<h4>Contribute</h4>
<p>Pull requests on <a href="https://github.com/mircobabini/wpml-shortcodes" rel="nofollow ugc">github.com</a>.</p>
<p>Author: <a href="http://github.com/mircobabini" rel="nofollow ugc">Mirco Babini</a>, <strong>Web Developer and Mobile App Developer; WordPress Consultant</strong>.</p>


WPML Shortcodes

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Adds shortcodes to the WPML environment, like wpml__, wpml_e and more. Makes WP full WPML ready.

Multilingual Visibility for Elementor vs WPML Shortcodes