I have a multilingual WordPress site built with Elementor templates and managed through WPML. I now need FacetWP configured so visitors can use dynamic filters in every language without glitches or duplicated results. Here’s where things stand: • WordPress, WPML, Elementor Pro and FacetWP are all installed and licensed. • The current Elementor templates control archive and single views; filters must drop straight into those existing templates and respect every language switch. • WPML already handles translations for pages, posts and custom post types—your work has to keep that structure intact so a filter change in Spanish, for example, never shows English-only content. What I need from you: 1. Set up and map FacetWP filters to the relevant post types and taxonomies. 2. Make sure the Ajax filtering works flawlessly across the WPML language URLs. 3. Integrate the filter widgets into my Elementor archive templates, preserving the current design. 4. Confirm everything is indexable and crawl-friendly. 5. Provide clear notes (or a quick Loom) showing how I can add or edit filters in the future. You’re free to suggest whether we stick with FacetWP’s native styling or layer on custom CSS—whichever delivers the cleanest result without sacrificing speed. If you have proven, hands-on experience making FacetWP and WPML play nicely together inside Elementor, I’d love to get this wrapped up quickly.