[loicdelplanque22]

I think I’m in the right place and I’ve successfully switched to English.

I can change the page without any problem, but I don’t have a physical page to assign; the URL is generated by TranslatePress. And I do have the TranslatePress plugin.

[loicdelplanque22]

I see what you are asking, but I don’t understand how to do it. I have a page at https://www.posters-photos.com/newsletter/ with the The Newsletter shortcode, and even though the page https://www.posters-photos.com/en/newsletter/ can be found using the selector on my site, it does not actually exist. It is generated by TranslatePress’s automatic translation. Therefore, I cannot link it in the TranslatePress settings to my English section, nor can I do the same for German and Spanish.

Moreover, I have no issues with text translation since TranslatePress translates everything automatically. My only problem, which is significant, is that when clicking on the confirmation link, it redirects to the French version, and the same happens when modifying the profile. Thank you for your help.

[loicdelplanque22]

Thank you for your response. It’s true that I didn’t mention it, but I am using TranslatePress.

Creating a different page for each language is fine, no problem.

However, my main issue is that in the email received, if someone wants to modify their account information, they are redirected to the French version, and that’s what is problematic.

I also wonder if there is even a version of the admin available in four languages.

[loicdelplanque22]

Hello, and thank you for this quick response.

I have checked that each language has the base newsletter page I created. Perhaps I need to create one for each language?

My first email arrives in the correct language, but the link inside always redirects me to the French part of the site, and the same goes for editing your profile.

Is it because it detects that I am French, and therefore it would be normal, or is it a misconfiguration on my part?

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