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@arinargubi The change to sitemap_index.xml is immediate.

The update to Google obviously would be when it next crawls your website. You could submit the sitemap again to Google Search Console to perhaps encourage a faster update.

I removed them by adding the following code to functions.php:

/* Remove elementor library templates from WP Sitemap */
add_filter(
    'wp_sitemaps_post_types',
    function( $post_types ) {
        unset( $post_types['elementor_library'] );
        return $post_types;
    }
);

Personally, I would like them to be excluded by default by the Elementor plugin itself.

Hi @hchouhan

Thanks for testing it.

The other email addresses I tried yesterday were actually added after a while.

The first one which I tried to add last week never was added even though I have never used it before on this list or even on Mailchimp.

Although the plugin works with the 3 other addresses I tried, do you have any idea from your experience why one email address – never used before with Mailchimp – isn’t added to Mailchimp via the plugin even though the plugin says it was added successfully? I am still concerned that some subscribers might find their addresses are not also added.

I noted this in your FAQ:

If you use the same email to test one or multiple forms in a short amount of time Mailchimp might temporarily block your email from signing up to any Mailchimp list.
Trying another (fresh) email address often solves this issue

…but the first email address is still not being added now a week later.

Thanks for your help.

Thanks so much for that @xootix it’s really appreciated.

Thanks @algolplus

@jricketts4 Thanks.

The use case is for a take away store where products are collected or delivered. There is no delivery/shipping charge as delivery is handled by shop employees, not a shipping service, and delivery is free.