I've just added full support for Breakdance and Oxygen 6 to PixelHunter Translate.

It now translates pages and WooCommerce products built with both builders automatically. There's no extra setup—just save your page and the plugin detects the content.

Features include:

* Automatic translation of headings, buttons and text blocks.

* Static translations for fast page loading.

* SEO-friendly translated URLs, hreflang support, and Rank Math/Yoast sitemap integration.

* WooCommerce support, including products, cart, checkout and order emails.

* Manual editing of translations directly from the frontend toolbar.

If you're using Breakdance or Oxygen 6, I'd really appreciate any feedback or suggestions.

Website: https://pixelhuntertranslate.com

I have released a free plugin that integrates Breakdance with WPML. It can be downloaded directly from the WordPress repository: https://wordpress.org/plugins/integration-for-breakdance-and-wpml/

I've looked into this and I have a suspicion why WPML doesn't want to work with Breakdance and only works with Elementor.

Founder of WPML Amir Helzer, has studied at Technion - Israel Institute of Technology 1991-2004, and Elemantor is also an Israelian based company. Connect these two dots together, and you'll get the answer why WPML won't work with Breakdance....

Louis Reingold might be a good opportunity for Breakdance to explore a plug in that will offer multilingual option :)

IMHO, Louis Reingold is completely right in his position.

You can read here attentively and you will understand his position: https://breakdance.com/documentation/integrations/multilingual/.

Would you expect Breakdance team to be fully responsible for ANY integration with ANY plugin we would like to have (although very useful and much necessary from our side)?

Come on, a little bit of common sense!

Would you feel the burden of this responsibility if you were the owner responsible for a page builder?

Conversely, we should put some pressure on the plugins developers whom we expect to be integrated with Breakdance.

This is only MHO.

God bless!

Your EGO in comparing yourselves to Elementor while refusing to handle the integration yourselves is hurting your users. It's normal that WPML takes care of the integration with Elementor given its market share compared to Breakdance. I use Breakdance daily and still have to go back to Elementor every time I need to build a multilingual site. Polylang and TranslatePress aren't fully compatible either.

And for the love of God, I don't want to hear about Weglot again — their pricing is outrageous. It makes no sense that a builder costs me €200 per year, and the multilingual plugin costs €200 per month.

And honestly, I love Breakdance — but come on, how can you be so stubborn? We’re all asking for a FULL integration with a multilingual plugin that isn’t Weglot. Even if it’s TranslatePress, just make sure it’s complete and officially supported by you.

It’s frustrating that we can’t confidently build a multilingual site with Breakdance without fearing that, due to the lack of a proper integration, things might break or stop working down the line.

I don’t see you asking the WooCommerce team to make their plugin work properly with Breakdance — you do that work yourselves. Why is multilingual support any different?

Strange, I published a post on the BD facebook group bringing this subject back and quoting my correspondence with WPML where they called this page: https://wpml.org/plugin/breakdance/

However my post was removed the next day. Is there something serious going on behind the scenes between Soflyy and WPML teams???

Let’s put some pressure on the WPML team, otherwise this will never get done

any news ? I contacted them as well 2 days ago and they said they gonna reach out to you Louis Reingold