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I second that! No one should complain about some downtime and even more not with the fact in mind, that it’s a free service. Just put some error handling in place. I think a couple of seconds should be enough and then an unobstrusive fail message.

Optimize does currently not work here either.
If I upload a picture, it takes very long, then some timeout triggers and the picture shows normally but is not optimized. If I trigger the optimize manually (in the media library list view), after a timeout the message “Reduced by 0 (0 saved)” gets displayed and after a refresh the image shows as unoptimized (“Optimize”-button) again.

Yes, some error handling would be very great. I mean, I do not mind if the service is down for a bit, but one of my clients could be very irritated about the above behaviors.

yeah, I feel the same way, but essentially you are prohibited to share your Elementor-license (even the unlimited one). That’t the only thing, what makes it a bit more challenging, to explain the customer he needs to buy and reactivate yearly the Elementor licence by himself.

After some talk with Elementor’s support, for me I got this:

I can host my clients websites and charge recurring fees for services etc. (even involving Elementor) as long the client buys his own personal licence from the Elementor website which I can then use for the clients website.

Anything other seems restricted. So unlimited sites license seems not for clients but only for personal use on unlimited sites (or on unlimited sites for one client if the one client buys by himself this license and gives it to me to host/build multiple sites).

Thanks for Elementor CSS fix. Works fine.

I do not care about white label anything.
There is only this section in TOS which makes things for many of us very bad:

“No Hosting or Resale: You may not provide access to an Elementor installation as a hosting service provider or a reseller, and you may not provide to others as part of a “Software As-a-Service” (SaaS). You may not bundle it and resell it as a commercial, off the shelf, license or product. This means that you can use Elementor as a part of a commercial project where you design a theme for your client, but cannot use it in a theme or DIY website hosting solution”

I really would like to know how can I host and manage my sites for clients with such a restriction? Is this still possible if I buy a Pro license for each customer?

I also do not understand this in detail, can anyone please explain me the exact restrictions?

I mean there must be a way to follow my business plan: Make WP-Website based in Elementor and sell recuring maintenance service fee (plugin upgrades, marketing service etc.).

I am happy for any advice or experience of other Elementor users.

Thanks,
Manuel

Oh no, this can’t be true ??
Till now I did not know about you cannot resell, never thought this would be even possible.

This destroys all my prep work and plannings I’ve done for months (inclusive my nearly done first website for my first client). I just can’t believe it, why does such things always happen to me.

Is there no possibility to resell this in any way? Please I must know. When not I sadly have to switch to another builder and start from the beginning. I hate this so much and have no time also. *sight*

Please make this atleast more prominent on you website (not deep in the TOS) that not other people experience the same as me right now.

In hope this is just a temporary fix, I do not mess with theme settings at all.
For such things I use a browser-plugin called “Stylish” (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stylish-custom-themes-for/fjnbnpbmkenffdnngjfgmeleoegfcffe)

There you can create css hacks for every website you visit with this browser.
It’s dead simple, just use “Create New Style” from plugins menu, give it a name and put the code into the sections code field. Then hit “save” on the left and you’re done.

To develop your own hacks, Chrome’s integrated DevTools is all you need. But I have no clue about your html/css skills, so you probably know what I mean or you can google it ??

But again, I really hope the plugin author of “Enhanced Media Library” will make this compatible with Elementor soon.

Wish you the best,
Manuel

I can confirm this, you actually can fix this by yourself by alter the CSS a bit.
The problem is that the filter fields are too wide and then break under the attachments area.

For such temporarily css fixes, I use usually the “Stylish” browser plugin.
In this case the following css as global rule just works fine (for me):

.media-frame .media-frame-content .attachments-browser .media-toolbar {
  height: 80px !important;
}
.media-frame .media-frame-content .attachments-browser .attachments {
  top: 80px !important;
}
.media-frame .media-frame-content .attachments-browser .search {
  width: auto !important;
}