paulherzlich

I assume you still haven’t fixed the problem above. I’ve encountered the same problem when using the QR shortcodes within a JetEngine ‘listing’ on an Elementor page. Adding a dummy QR shortcode {display:none} on the page directly rectifies the problem.

Yes, now that you point it out, it is clear. I’m grateful that my problems was that easy to solve. But…I’m not sure why it wouldn’t be enabled by default, since the instructions (Method 1) rely on it. Also, I enable Manual editing in the upper left and find this option ‘below the fold’ at the bottom right. Not great for ‘discoverability’ or ‘intuitiveness’ IMHO. In any case, thanks for your help.

Thanks. I’ll look forward to more news.

Regarding your clarifications: Yes, I have the latest versions. Yes, the rest of the plugins are updated (but you will see, that is entirely irrelevant).

My report has nothing to do with Elementor Template Widgets. It has to do with the WordPress Template for page layout, which you find under the Page Attributes in the WordPress Editor, when you use a theme that supports multiple templates or when you use Elementor.

The error I’m reporting has nothing to do with Elementor Pro or any other plugin.

I have created a debug site for you, with nothing more than WordPress, Elementor (not Pro) and Yoast Duplicate Post. If you give me a private way of transmitting the details I will.

But you could yourself do the same thing. Start by creating an Elementor page with a Page Template as follows:

1. Set up a new WordPress installation with nothing more than WordPress (default theme 2021), Yoast Duplicate Post and Elementor.
2. Add a new page. While in Edit, in the right column of the edit, under Page Attributes, for Template, choose Elementor Full Width.
3. Then choose Edit in Elementor; create some content; publish the page (in Elementor)

Now start the scenario I gave you in my first message:

4. Choose Rewrite & Republish on the page you just created.
5. Make changes.
6. Save Draft
7. Exit to Dashboard
8. Press Republish – at this point the WordPress template reverts to Default

Finally, please be aware that this statement in your reply is completely condescending if not insulting: “As we can imagine that you’re unfamiliar with checking for conflicts, “. If this had been a plugin conflict, I would have already checked that.

I’ve tried all the workarounds above. The custom Dashboard based on an Elementor template (section or page) (always new) has no styling. And you have to stop and think how could it, as it is not being displayed on a front-end page. Where would the CSS come from? What am I missing?

Many thanks.

Here is a new page that isolates the problem with the latest 1.4.6 version of Bootstrap for Contact Form 7 and Contact Form 7 version 5.0.1.

https://test.king-fisher.net/forms-test/

There are two versions of a basic form: one with and one without an acceptance checkbox. The one with the acceptance checkbox won’t submit.

Hope you can help.

Fantastic. You’re a star.