synner37

Hello,

Thank you for diving into it and confirming the bug. When can I expect it to be fixed: is that weeks/months? And how can I recognize it in the buglist?

For now, I have been able to work around it with the HTML&CSS from your previous post by ozyeger (the CSS from Github didn’t work for me for some reason). Thank you very much for the adequate help, much appreciated!!

Hello,

I don’t understand why you mention that having the icon centered is default for the “Icon List” widget. Like mentioned in my first post, it was default to have the icon next to the first line, just like it is in the instruction video at 17sec. Could you please elaborate on this?

Typing everything in HTML and CSS is indeed a workaround, but that really feels like a last resort when using a builder like Elementor.

Hello,

The setting sounded promising, I changed it from “Default” (Inactive) to “Active”, but unfortunately still no changes…

What would feel logical to me, is a setting on the Icon List Widget itself on my page, comparable with the horizontal alignment (left/centre/right). For the vertical alignment the choices would then be top/centre/bottom.

Hello,

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Unfortunately…no changes. What to do next?

I am glad to say that I seem to have found the solution with a bit of trial&error. I deactivated plugins that interact with Elementor until I found the one that started the ‘loading’ error. In this case, it seemed to be ‘Essential Addons for Elementor’. Searching in the ‘Essential Addons’-section of this forum, I found more people that had the same problem. The given solution was to expand the php memory limit, which for my case worked!

Hi Mah, I have tried it but unfortunately when I do that, my template shows empty blocks. That probably has to do with the fact that I am using blocks from the Woolentor-plugin. However, looking at the origin of the problem, I can’t imagine Woolentor is the one to blame here.

Any help would be appreciated! To make the problem more clear, I have created a screenshot before and after resizing my browser screen. You can find the images in the following link:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7pqxm80mb1h14o5/AAAUK3aMgqFLqM6fIDQO7o7ja?dl=0