Md Abdullah Al Arif

Hi @orsocapo,

Thanks for the update. Sometimes reinstalling with the default settings can resolve issues. I’m glad to hear this one has been resolved. Have a great day!

Best Regards

Hi @jimako,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. At the moment, MetForm supports only Google reCAPTCHA. We greatly value customer feedback and are highly committed to ensuring security.

Adding Turnstile CAPTCHA would indeed be a fantastic enhancement to MetForm. I’ll make sure to forward your suggestion to our development team for consideration.

Stay tuned for future updates, and feel free to share any other suggestions you might have. We’re here to improve and grow with your feedback!

Best Regards

Arif

Hi @marijkew,

The default responsive controller in the Elementor is limited to three device styles: Desktop, Tablet, and Mobile. Unfortunately, it does not currently support setting specific styles for mobile landscape (rotated) mode [screenshot].

If you’d like to target mobile landscape specifically, you can use custom CSS with media queries. For example:

@media screen and (max-width: 767px) and (orientation: landscape) {
  /* Your custom styles here */
}

Thanks!

Hi @plustag,

Thanks for contacting us! Could you please share more details or specify the button you’re referring to with a screenshot? Your query isn’t entirely clear at the moment.

Additionally, if the button isn’t appearing on specific devices, please check the visibility settings under the Advanced tab of your editor to ensure it’s enabled for those devices [screenshot].

Feel free to share any further details, and we’ll be happy to assist!

Best regards,

Arif

Hi @innov8ted,

It seems specific to your environment only. To troubleshoot the issue, please try the following steps:

1. Make sure that you’re using the latest versions of the Elementor and ElementsKit.

2. Change the inline font icons from Elementor > Settings > Features [screenshot].

3. Try with another icon from ElementsKit > Header > ElementsKit Nav Menu widget [screenshot]

4. Clear all kinds of cache from your site and regenerate CSS and Sync your Elementor libraries from Elementor > Tools [screenshot].

Hope it will help.

Kind Regards

Arif

Hi @schalastra,

Greetings! Thanks for reaching out to us.

⅓ itself won’t render properly in most browsers because it is not a predefined HTML entity. It will likely appear as plain text (⅓) instead of the intended fraction (⅓).

You can use Unicode characters in the Elementor editor or anywhere HTML is accepted. Please refer to this screenshot. Hope it will help.

Regards

Arif

Hi @emon4u,

Greetings! Thanks for contacting us.

In most cases it happens due to cache. Cache plugins often minify CSS and JS files from other plugins as part of their optimization process, that’s why it can’t function properly until you regenerate the CSS & Data. However, this minification can sometimes cause conflicts, preventing the plugin’s files from running smoothly and affecting its overall performance. It’s not an issue of ElementsKit, it belongs to the cache plugin you’re using.

To resolve the matter, you can exclude the following URL of the ElementsKit to avoid optimization from your Cache plugin:

Exclude from CSS:

“/wp-content/plugins/elementskit-lite/modules/elementskit-icon-pack/assets/css/ekiticons.css”
“/wp-content/plugins/elementskit-lite/widgets/init/assets/css/widget-styles.css”

Exclude from JS:

“wp-content/plugins/elementskit-lite/widgets/init/assets/js/widget-scripts.js”
“wp-content/plugins/elementskit-lite/widgets/init/assets/js/elementor.js”

Best Regards,
Arif