adiemme

Similar issues for me.
– The Slides widget is not editable (the left column in editor mode is empty)
– Settings of the page are not editable (same as before, the left column is empty)

Elementor 3.2.1
Elementor Pro 3.2.1

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by adiemme.

Update – Temporarily workaround is to use <p> instead of headings and style them as if they were headings. But this is just a workaround until they fix the issue.

Same issue for me. Alignment is ignored but seems also other attributes are affected in some cases. The preview is ok, but after sending an email, the issue appears in the preview too (but only sometimes… didn’t have enough time to investigate more).

Anyway, I noticed with the inspector that the style of H1, H2 and H3 has this wrong code: “text-align: centerpadding: 0”.
Hope it helps to spot the issue.

Thanks!

Hi Elvira,
thank you for your message.
I managed to sign up my client with a different email and after that I authorized the email that was marked as “unavailable”, so now everything should be fine.

Anyway, you can see a screenshot of the error here:
Screenshot

Thanks for your help!

Hi, seems I have the same issue.

I tried with a test email account and this is what I get:

1. I subscribe, receive confirmation email and clic on the link to confirm
2. In the admin the status is “subscribed” and the list is associated to the account -> perfect!
3. I manually change the status in the admin from “subscribed” to “unsubscribed” and remove the association with the list
4. The account is now shown as “unsubscribed” in the admin and the list is not associated to the account -> perfect!
5. I try to re-subscribe with the same email
6. In the admin I see that the list is again associated with the account BUT the status is still “unsubscribed”
7. I don’t receive any confirmation email, so apparently it’s impossible to re-subscribe

I’m using a form made with Elementor and managing the subscription process using API.

Am I missing something?

Thanks!

Oh, thank you! I’ll do it right now ??

Thank you so much! I’m studying the example and it’s very useful! ??

Thank you for the links, very useful and interesting!

So, I’m trying to understand the entire process and I think it could be something like this:

1. An image is uploaded by a user
2. A blurred version of that image is created within a hook using the method you suggested
3. When a user visits a page, check if he is logged in or not
4. If not, the blurred version is shown, otherwise the normal version is shown

One doubt I have is related to the name of the blurred image file: if it’s the same as the original file with a suffix “-blurred” at the end, it would be very easy to point directly to non-blurred images inspecting the page. So I’m thinking to give the blurred file a name with a custom codification based on the original name… does it make sense?

Or maybe there’s a way to restrict the visibility of the uploaded images only to logged in users, while the blurred ones are visible to all… I have to do some research ??

UPDATE – I’m using Elementor and this error message seems to affect the editor too. When editing a previously saved page, paddings and margins are ignored, but on the published page they look ok.
When the plugin is deactivated, everything works fine.

Same for me. The message is shown in the coming soon page too, so I think I will deactivate the plugin for now.

Great, thanks! I’ll just wait, I’m not in a hurry right now ??

Hi,
I have the same problem and a stupid but necessary question:
if I follow the procedure described above, will I loose all my settings in Yoast SEO?

Thanks!