Oooh Boi

Thanks, buddy! Although I really wish all of these features from Steroids are a part of Elementor natively ??
A new Container element in Elementor 3.6 changes everything. It makes life so much easier, it opens up a whole new spectrum of possibilities and I already have a bunch of plans for tutorials.

It works normally for Section, Columns and Inner Section widget’s columns. It always did. Unless you use a 3rd party plugin that possibly affects the Inner Section column in some way (not sure how exactly).

I’ve got it already on the list for the next update, thanks, buddy!

I don’t plan anything. The upcoming changes were my goal for the past two & 1/2 years. The most likely Elementor won’t just release 3.6 without the chance to keep things backwards compatible (just like any other new feature under the Experiments).
So, I guess the Breaking Bad extension will no longer be needed ??

You can disable it completely under Steroids fro Elementor > Manage Extensions

I’m using this plugin on daily basis – literally, and never noticed anything alike. What’s your WP theme? I’ll repeat: “Hello Elementor” should be used with Elementor, the rest of the themes are nothing but the advertisement.
As a side note, the additional custom breakpoints should be off during staging/development, turn it on at the end to fine-tune stuff. On my end (MacBook PRO), things become really sluggish when the custom breakpoints are kept active, especially when dealing with 10+ sections…

You’ll have to use the GSAP/ScrollTrigger, buddy. Elementor’s motion effects are quite clumsy with respect to the user controls.

Are you @ 8.0 or 8.0.3 of PHP? I can’t see any warnings with 8.0.3.
I don’t know what difference it makes tho.

You can use your Browser’s Developer Tools to inspect the DOM and see what exactly the particular class is supposed to do.
As a side note, feel free to create your own, custom classes and simply assign them to elements as if dealing with these ready-made classes.

How did you mean to use this plugin without Elementor?!? “admin_notice_missing_main_plugin”

This has nothing to do with the plugin but rather the mobile Browser. iOS Safari doesn’t have these problems, Firefox likewise.

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I’m running the PHP 8.0.3 and there’s no such warning. It’s a warning, not an error: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/deprecated-40/

Thanks, it’s fixed now with the version 1.8.1

I’m still wondering why the warning doesn’t show up in my PHP log file? Does it pop up on the particular page (backend/frontend) or is it thrown on every page?

Buddy, please don’t get me wrong but I can’t figure out the problem here. Maybe because today it is All Saints Day, huh?
Anyway, the link to the original thread might also be of great help…