Joel

Hello,

It sounds like you’re encountering multiple issues related to editing your WordPress website after switching domains. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve these problems:

“I changed the URL of my website and Elementor does not work anymore” – https://elementor.com/help/i-changed-the-url-of-my-website-and-elementor-does-not-work-anymore/

1. Check WordPress Site URL and Home Settings: Go to your WordPress dashboard. Navigate to Settings > General. Ensure that both “WordPress Address (URL)” and “Site Address (URL)” are set to the new domain. If you made changes, click “Save Changes.”
2. Update Permalinks: Sometimes, updating the permalinks structure can resolve various issues. Go to Settings > Permalinks, and without making any changes, click on “Save Changes” to refresh your permalink settings.
3. Check .htaccess File: Verify that your .htaccess file is correctly configured for the new domain. If you moved from one domain to another, ensure that any domain-specific redirects are properly set up in your .htaccess file.
4. Update Elementor and Plugins: Make sure you are using the latest version of Elementor and all your plugins. Outdated plugins can sometimes cause compatibility issues.
5. Check Server Configuration: Contact your hosting provider to ensure that the server settings and configurations are correctly set up for the new domain. They can verify if there are any server-level issues causing the problems you’re experiencing.
6. Check File and Folder Permissions: Incorrect file or folder permissions can lead to various issues. Ensure that the files and folders in your WordPress installation have the correct permissions. Typically, folders should have a permission of 755, and files should have a permission of 644.
7. Disable WordPress Caching: If you’re using any caching plugins or server-side caching mechanisms, temporarily disable them to see if they are causing the problem. Cached versions of pages might be preventing you from seeing the changes.
8. Check Browser Console for Errors: Open your browser’s developer console (usually by pressing F12 or right-clicking and selecting “Inspect,” then going to the “Console” tab) and check for any errors when you try to edit pages. These errors can provide more specific information about what might be going wrong.
9. Check PHP Version and Server Configuration: Ensure that your server is using a compatible PHP version with the WordPress version and all the plugins you are using. Some plugins and themes require specific PHP versions to function properly.
10. Check Database Integrity: There might be issues with the database after the domain switch. You can use tools like phpMyAdmin to check for database integrity issues and repair them if necessary.
11. Consult Your Hosting Provider: If you’re unable to resolve the issue after trying the above steps, it’s a good idea to contact your hosting provider’s support team. They can often assist with server-level configurations and diagnose issues related to domain changes.

Remember to back up your website before making any significant changes to configurations or the database. This ensures you can revert back to a working state if something goes wrong during the troubleshooting process.

Hello,

We’re glad to hear the issue has been solved!

Thank you for using Elementor! Have an amazing day/evening.
Kind Regards,

Hello,

Thank you for reaching out. We’ve successfully addressed similar issues for other users and are more than willing to assist you as well. If you’re utilizing Elementor Pro, please use our dedicated Pro support.

To expedite assistance, kindly connect with us through your ‘My Elementor‘ account, and we’ll prioritize resolving your concern swiftly.

Please note that as per WordPress.org guidelines, commercial product support isn’t provided on this platform.

I appreciate your understanding.

We are wishing you a pleasant day ahead.

Kind Regards,

Hello,

We’re glad to hear the issue has been solved!

Thank you for using Elementor! Have an amazing day/evening.
Kind Regards,

Hello,

Thank you for reaching out.

We’re glad to hear the issue has been solved!

Thank you for using Elementor! Have an amazing day/evening.
Kind Regards,

Hello,

Thank you for reaching out to Elementor. There are a few troubleshooting steps you can take to resolve the issue:

Check Elementor Settings: Make sure you have set the page layout to Gab 0px. https://prnt.sc/J74i_8e3Q9oJ

Check Theme Settings: Some themes have their own layout settings that might conflict with Elementor’s settings. Check your theme settings and ensure that there are no predefined layout settings causing the issue.

Clear Browser Cache: Clear your browser cache and try accessing the page again. Sometimes, cached stylesheets can cause display issues, and clearing the cache can help resolve them.

Disable Plugins: Temporarily deactivate all plugins except Elementor to check if any plugin is causing a conflict. If the issue resolves after deactivating plugins, reactivate them one by one to identify the problematic plugin.

Check Custom CSS: If you have added custom CSS to your site, review the CSS rules related to the containers and ensure they are not overriding the styles applied by Elementor.

Inspect Element: Use your browser’s developer tools (right-click on the container, then select Inspect or Inspect Element) to inspect the container element. Check the styles applied to the container and see if there are any conflicting styles coming from your theme’s CSS or other sources.

If none of the above steps work and you are using Elementor Pro, consider contacting our dedicated support on our website. We can provide specific guidance based on the details of your site and settings.

To get quicker help, please get in touch with us via ‘My Elementor‘, and we’ll be on it right away.

Be reminded that according to WordPress.org’s guidelines, we can’t offer support for commercial products here. Thanks for your patience and understanding.

Wishing you a great day!
Kind Regards,

Hello,

Thank you for reaching out. 

Please note that Elementor is not yet compatible with PHP version 8.2.

“Elementor’s Roadmap to Upgrade PHP Versions” – https://developers.elementor.com/elementors-roadmap-to-upgrade-php-versions/

Also, development-related issues/queries (custom widgets and functions, theme child, third-party plugin, custom code and CSS, BETA testing issues, compatibility issues, etc.) have to be sent to our Github account where our developers will be able to assist. Kindly note that our GitHub project is not a support channel; therefore, the response times may vary.

To post on our Github Repository, follow this guide: https://github.com/pojome/elementor/blob/master/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md.

You could also refer to our developers’ documentation and see if that helps: https://developers.elementor.com/.

Have a fantastic day/evening.

Kind Regards,

Hello,

Yes, you can achieve this functionality by using Elementor Pro and Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) in WordPress.

“Elementor Integration With ACF” – https://elementor.com/help/elementor-acf/

We’ve aided many users with similar concerns and are eager to assist you. If you’re an Elementor Pro user, kindly refer to our dedicated Pro support here: (https://elementor.com/help/how-to-submit-a-support-ticket/).

Please contact us through ‘My Elementor’ (https://elementor.com/contact/) for prompt attention.

Also, keep in mind that commercial product queries must be addressed here per WordPress.org’s guidelines (https://wordpress.org/support/guidelines/#do-not-post-about-commercial-products).

Your cooperation is deeply appreciated.

Hope your day goes well!

Cheers,