Joel

Hi there

Thank you for updating us. I’m happy to hear that you were able to resolve the issue.

Have a pleasant and productive day!

Kind regards, 

• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by Joel.

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,

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,

Elementor does not natively support the tag <!nextpage->in the same way that the classic WordPress editor does. Here are some suggestions on how you can achieve a multipage post in Elementor:

1. Manual Pagination Using Buttons or Anchors

You can manually create a multi-page effect by dividing your content into separate sections within Elementor and then using buttons or anchor links for navigation between them. Here’s how you could do it:

• Divide your content: Create separate sections for each “page” of your content within the same Elementor page.
• Add navigation: At the end of each section, add buttons or links that say “Next Page” or “Previous Page,” linking to the next or previous section. You can use Elementor’s Anchor widget to link directly to different sections of the page, simulating a multi-page navigation.

2. Elementor Posts Widget

For blog posts, you can use the Elementor Posts widget, which allows you to display posts in a grid, carousel, or other formats. While this doesn’t split a single post into multiple pages, it can be used to create a paginated list of posts, which might be useful depending on your specific needs.3. Customization with Shortcodes or Plugins

If you’re comfortable with a bit of coding or willing to use additional plugins, you can achieve more traditional pagination within Elementor:

• Shortcodes: Some plugins or custom code snippets provide shortcodes that can be inserted into Elementor’s Text Editor widget to create pagination.
• Elementor Add-ons: There are several third-party Elementor add-ons that might offer more granular control over pagination and multi-page layouts. Plugins like “Elementor Custom Breakpoints” might offer solutions but always check compatibility and functionality according to your needs.

Important Tips:

• Backup First: Always back up your site before making significant changes, especially when experimenting with new plugins or code.
• Test in Staging: If possible, test these changes in a staging environment first to avoid any impact on your live site.
• Compatibility Check: Ensure that any plugins or add-ons you decide to use are compatible with your version of WordPress and Elementor.

I’d also suggest you check out our Elementor Community forum. We have created it to connect Elementor users together and share knowledge

These suggestions help you address the resource spikes and update issues with Elementor. If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, please feel free to ask.

Best regards,

Hey there,

Due to inactivity we will close the ticket.

We are wishing you a pleasant day ahead.

Kind Regards,

Hey there,

Thank you for reaching out. I’m sorry to hear that you are having this experience. I cannot provide the specified solution without viewing the website in detail and entering the WordPress dashboard. On your side, you can try the following:

Plugin Conflicts: Other plugins can sometimes conflict with Elementor. Deactivate other plugins one by one to see if any are causing the issue.

Update Everything: Ensure WordPress, your theme, and all plugins are up to date.

Enable the switch front-end editor loader method. You can find it in the settings of Elementor in your WordPress Dashboard (see the screenshot below). Enable this option and check if it solved the issue.

More reference: Can’t Edit with Elementor.

Contact Support: If all else fails, and you are an Elementor Pro user, 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.

Hello,

Thank you for reaching out.

In order to use the Google Maps Widget, you must first create an API key. You also need a project with a billing account and the Maps Embed API enabled.

About the multiple location support, I’m afraid we don’t have this feature at the moment.

I’d also suggest you check out our Elementor Community forum. We have created it to connect Elementor users together and share knowledge. 

Best Regards,

Hello,

Please try this article recommendation: My changes do not appear online; what can I do?

If you are using Elementor Pro, consider contacting our dedicated support on our website. We can offer you specific guidance depending 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,