Do internal links point to the translated pages?
Short answer: yes, for links placed inside your content and this is handled by WPML itself, not by LATW AI Translator for WPML.
Szymon Zawadzki
Last Update há 14 dias
Link handling belongs entirely to WPML's translation layer. LATW only supplies the translated text through your own AI provider (BYOK) inside WPML's normal translation flow, so link behaviour is identical whether you translate manually, with WPML credits, or with LATW.
How it works
When content is sent through WPML's Translation Editor, WPML detects internal links in that content and rewrites them so they point at the corresponding translation. You don't need to set the URL for every link by hand.
- The target page must already be translated.
- The link has to be part of the translated content.
Fixing links that already point to the wrong language
- Re-send the page for translation.
- Or run WPML → Settings → Translate Link Targets → Scan now and adjust links. This scans the site and rewrites internal link targets to the correct translations. It is a full-site operation, there is no way to scan only selected pages, and it can be slow on large sites, so take a backup first.
Menus
- Menu items linking to content (pages, posts, categories): just translate the content they link to. The menu follows automatically.
- Custom Links in menus: these hold a raw URL, so you have to add a translated Custom Link for each language yourself.
- Block-based menus (Navigation block in the Site Editor): translate the corresponding template part and the navigation block from the Translation Dashboard.
WPML documentation
- How can I translate links in WPML?
- How to translate URLs, shortcodes and HTML attributes using the Advanced Translation Editor
- Translating menus
- Translating custom fields
- Translating sites built with ACF
- Recommended custom fields translation preferences for ACF and WPML
- ACF Multilingual (ACFML) constants and hooks reference
