WP Multilang is a popular WordPress plugin that enables multilingual content on your website. However, deactivating or uninstalling the plugin can sometimes cause issues, such as missing content, broken layouts, incorrect language settings, or database errors.
This guide will help you diagnose and fix common problems after disabling WP Multilang to restore your website’s functionality.
Note: Before making changes, back up your website, including all files and the database. This ensures you can restore it if needed. Use a backup plugin or your hosting provider’s backup service.
- Go to the WP-Multilang plugin and first click on “Reset Settings.” This will remove all the changes you made for multilingual support on your WordPress site and restore the original settings.
- Now, click on the Delete option to remove all the translations you created for translating your post/page.
- Once you uninstall, you will see this on your website, which will appear broken.
- You can delete it manually by going to the post and make changes.
Sometimes, after deactivating and deleting, some translations may still appear on your posts or pages. We recommend deleting them from everywhere. Clear the cache and remove the files from the database.
Clear the Cache.
You can use WP Reset or any cache remover plugin to clear everything from your WordPress. However, make sure it will delete and reset everything, so be sure to create a proper backup before performing this action.
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