Hi Bricks team,
I noticed that Custom URL fields (e.g. in the Text Link, Button, or other elements) are currently not registered for translation in WPML’s Advanced Translation Editor (ATE).
This means that if I enter a custom URL like:
/my-account/forgot-password/
it cannot be translated for other languages, even though the surrounding text is available in ATE.
This becomes particularly relevant for multilingual sites using translated WooCommerce endpoints, for example:
English
/my-account/forgot-password/
German
/mein-konto/passwort-vergessen/
Currently, the only workaround is to hardcode HTML links, duplicate elements, or manually edit translated templates, which isn’t ideal.
It would be great if all Custom URL fields were registered for WPML so they appear in the Advanced Translation Editor just like text fields.
This would make multilingual Bricks templates much easier to maintain and would be consistent with other translatable content.
Thanks!