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@dangerdanj Could you please share the page link so we can check and see what is going there?

@savingyourtail We have removed the eval() usage from the file and it will be included in the next version.

To unload the lottie.js file, you can use the following code:

add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', function() {

   wp_deregister_script( 'lottie-js' );

   wp_dequeue_script( 'lottie-js' );

}, 1000 );

@kannabanna I didn’t hear from you. I hope everything is fine with you.

Hi @savingyourtail

Could you please share the page link that you are checking so I can check what elements are being used and let you know which one is using lottie.js file.

I have also sent this to our devs to check the eval() function

Regards

Hi @lestexas60

Premium Off Canvas widget is included in the paid version o Premium Addons. So, you need to open a ticket on our support system.

Hi @rezamnchr

I’m so sorry, but this option is not available at the moment in Premium Woo CTA widget, but I have sent it to our devs team to give it a look.

Regards

Hi @kannabanna

I can see the issue on your page. Could you please try to create an empty test page, add the counter widget in it and let me know if it works?

Regards

I can see a console error “jQuery is not defined” on your website. I’m not sure where exactly this is coming from, but I believe it can cause the issue you are referring to. So, I would recommend deactivating all plugins except Elementor and Premium Addons to see which one is causing that console error.

Please don’t worry. This usually happens when one of the installed plugins (usually caching plugins) is causing a conflict with Dynamic Assets Generate feature in Premium Addons.

Please navigate to your WP Dashboard -> Premium Addons -> Widgets & Addons tab, disable Dynamic Assets Generate and let me know if it did the trick.

@cecirjas I have checked the page you sent, but I couldn’t locate the issue. Am I missing something?

Can you share a screenshot showing the issue?