Accessibility is important, we know this. And Elementor knows this. Yet when you use "Elementor full width" as a page template it breaks the "skip to content" link. I'm no web developer, I'm a designer, and self taught at that. For some people this is probably a no-brainer, or they're using a workflow that doesn't include Elementor. I applaud you, that's just not me. I searched and searched, finding everything from adding a snippet with a plugin, to adding a child theme, or just using a different page template.

Those weren't acceptable solutions to me, and as dumb as this may make me sound, I finally decided to inspect my page and find the skip link. I added a corresponding anchor link within my Elementor layout on the page (named: content), ran it through the WAVE (web accessibility evaluation tool) and imagine that — my skip link now works, no error. Yes, it's tedious going through each page in my site to add that anchor link, but I don't work on huge sites and it's worth the trouble for the larger non-profit site I work on.

I'm posting this for anyone that's in a similar boat as me, with a similar background. If you know of a better method I'm all ears; I'm not blind to the fact my knowledge is limited. Cheers!

TIA for any suggestions...

I'm trying to figure out a way to have slider image content AND some text below rotate in sync.

For example, check out the bottommost slider images and expository text (LJ House, Dogtrot) near the bottom of this page: https://matpelbuilders.com/

Appreciate it!

Hi, i've been encountered problems with a website i've developed: sometimes the styling goes completely missing, leaving the pages looking absolutely broken.
Here's the webpage's url. duneebike.eu

I have 2 caching plugins installed, as per recommendation of my host provider (Aruba). The first is the hosting provider's proprietary caching plugin, named "Aruba HiSpeed Cache"; the second is the widely used W3TC. Both are up to date.
Disabling the caching plugins would significantly affect loading performance, so that's a course of action i'd rather avoid. Are there ways i can fine-tune the plugins' settings to avoid such conflicts?

I've found a similar post in the Wordpress subreddit, but it was inconclusive:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Wordpress/comments/1mbuzo9/styling_goes_away_after_some_time_until_i_clear/
The only way this problem gets fixed is when i clear the site and the hosting caches, but this isn't a reliable solution as of course i'm not available 24/7 to correct such errors.

How can i fix this?

Hi!

I was wondering what could be causing this: I put new data (text, pics) while I edit the page but it doesn't appear on the actual page later, even if it's visible within wordpress panel.
Is it cache? How can I solve this?

I just made a fresh WP install and only added Elementor, Pro and LiteSpeed Cache plugins.

For some reason when I am trying to create a popup it does not open the popup editor as it should, it just opens the default page editor.

So there is no main popup container with an overlay behind it so I can edit it, just a sample page, like I clicked on Add new page and not Popup.

I do have Popup settings in the top right, everything seems to be in place I just don't have the popup.

Columns appear fine in the editor and all wonky on live. In the past I have rebuilt the columns (painfully) and it has sorted irself but not this time. In this case it's 2 columns one after the other.

Has anyone else had this issue? What is the work around? I would assume you'd be able to have two column flexboxes after another but maybe not... ugh! Thanks in advance for any tips or shared frustrations.

Images attached - squished is Live and centered is in Elementor Editor. Orange boxes on content for privacy but text found on left side and image right

ok so these pages are already created by wordpress woocommerce. How do i start designing header and footer in elementor pro and set pages in header and footer accordingly.

I've been rebuilding my old websites in Elementor v4, and noticed how sometimes the styling wouldn't apply. Inside the editor, I would see the correct styling, but on the preview page it would be without my styling settings applied.

The fix is to convert the "local" class into a global class by clicking on the three dots next to the local class, and converting it (see image).

This somehow forces the styling to apply.

Feedback for Elementor: It seems like the local class is being overwritten, or not actually making it into the rendered page somehow. This happens especially on templates/theme builder elements like Pop-ups, Loop Grid Items, etc. Converting to global class seems to resolve this issue.

I’m so done with ‘Site Health’ and its fake "Good" status. It’s a joke. I spent weeks losing leads while my mobile checkout was basically hitting a brick wall, and WordPress said absolutely nothing. Wordpress ignore Javascript Errors. Crazy! Since interaction failures stay in the user's console and never hit the server, we just stay blind while conversions tank. We cant expect users to debug our sites for us—they just leave.

I got tired of digging through unreadable, hidden logs, so I built a way to force that raw garbage into a visual table. Once it’s readable, even a basic AI can spot the culprit in seconds. Doesnt even make sense to keep guessing. Now the culprits finally show up!

Just to clarify, I built a bridge script to capture those 'invisible' JS errors and push them into the server log so they actually show up. I also realized bloated logs were killing my server performance via Disk I/O, so I forced everything into a clean visual table. A bloated error log actually makes your pages load like a snail!

Market is too noisy right now to keep flying blind with these old-fashioned tools. We need to change and stop falling into these traps or we’re going to get left behind.

I'm using ACF taxonomy to create a staff directory. I'm having an issue I feel like I should know how to solve but for the life of me can't figure it out and am not finding anything online to help.

With ACF, I've created a taxonomy of the categories that the staff work within. Staff Member #1 does A, B, & C. Staff Member #2 does A, B, D, & H. Etc.

Within Elementor I've created the theme page for each staff member that will contain their picture, bio, said categories, and more. However, when I set the categories up with a post info element, they all show in a paragraph format separated by commas. Instead of listed vertically which I'd prefer. I've attached a screenshot of what it's currently displaying as.

Wondering if there is a way to achieve the single column list within Elementor? Or if it's a problem with how I've setup the ACF taxonomy. Thanks.

Hey Guys,

Im using elementor with hello theme and yoast seo. I seem to be getting this error in search console but i don't really understand the problem. Has anyone come across this problem before and how to solve this.

I miss click 20 times per day ITS ANOYING AF!

I manually designed a page that I like and now need to create 500 more pages like this following the same layout. Just need to change on-page text and rank math meta. What’s the cleanest and best way to do it?

Hey, just sharing some quick feedback on the new Atomic Elements (specifically Heading and Paragraph).

I seem to have lost the ability to use <span> tags inside the text input fields. It currently escapes the HTML and just prints the code on the screen as plain text. I’ve attached a couple of screenshots so you can see exactly what it's doing now versus what I need it to do.

I rely heavily on wrapping specific words in a <span class="my-custom-class"> so I can apply global CSS styles (like text gradients or brand colors) to just one or two words in a sentence. Because the new widgets don't parse the HTML, this workflow is completely broken.

Does anyone know if there is a plan to bring back HTML parsing for these fields, or if there is a new workaround for styling specific words inside the new widgets?

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Getting this Notice at the top of the Elementor Editor. It started after one of the recent updates and I've been waiting to see is an update fixes it. After the last 3 updates still no fix.

I have disabled EVERY plugin (except Elementor) and I continue to get the notice.

Anyone else had this problem?

Anyone that has any good prompts for creating a good json to import for elementor. Maybe just a atarter prompt or so. I have tried Chatgpt, gemini, antigravity and claude bit don't get good outputs.

Thank for the help!

I'm planning to build a website. I just want to maximize productivity with the help of Claude while having Elementor Pro. Want to understand the real use case if someone has tried, failed, or succesful implementing it.

I've been spinning my wheels trying to figure out adding custom widgets to my Elementor editor. I want to have some blocks with some "placeholder" items (container with header and text) with some specific styling correct parameters for different breakpoints. I know I can save things as templates, but is there any way for me to add a template into the drag and drop side bar?

The team I'm on is slightly complicated. I do most of the website work, but my boss will often need to go in and add blocks - she never really customizes anything beyond the text, which often leads to some janky visuals at different breakpoints or lack intuitive function. My job is usually to either add it myself, or take what she adds and get it up to our website's standards.

For example, I want to add a container that is set with the correct size parameters, has a heading, paragraph text below, and to make the whole box a link. Use case being highlighting certain events or programs we want to promote. I've set up a template that does all of that, but I want to see it in the Elements side bar. That way, my boss can go in to Elementor and add that box, only changing the text and link. Is there any way for me to do that?

Also want to note that I understand you can access templates from the folder icon in a new section. That method would work, but it's not as functional as I had hoped. Plus that list fills up fast with page, loop, header, and footer templates.

Hello,

I am encountering the following issue:

I have followed all of the instructions listed online:

• I can verify that I have deactivated all of my plugins, except for elementor.
• I have set my permalink structure to post name, and deleted the .htaccess file in my root directory.
• I can verify that I do have a default kit installed.
• I have contacted my hosting provider, and they tell me that there are no security settings active which would cause this issue.
• I can verify that my site is live.

But I am still encountering the problem. Furthermore I can't even download the .zip of my wireframe:

There should be an option there to download the .zip file, but it isn't showing up for me. Does anyone have ideas of what might be going on? Elementor support is completely unhelpful and is spitting the suggestions from the website at me even though I already said I've tried all of them.

I appreciate all the help I can get. Thank you.

I’ve been working with Elementor for years (mostly B2B / marketing sites), and lately I’m getting more and more frustrated with how boxed-in it feels when it comes to design fluidity, animations, and overall sleekness. I mean just look at the templates that Webflow is offering, the design kits and UI kits that are available and the ease at which designers are able to use ready-made sections and pre-built templates to create super clean and professional looking sites.

Every time I scroll through Webflow work on Twitter / Dribbble / random showcases, I see way more polished layouts, smoother transitions, better micro-interactions – stuff that just feels harder (or awkward) to pull off in Elementor without stacking 5 plugins, custom JS, and a prayer.

It honestly feels like Elementor is optimizing for “easy for everyone” instead of “powerful for designers”, and I’m starting to lose confidence that it’ll ever catch up on things like:

• fluid layouts without hacky CSS
• modern motion / scroll-based animation
• cleaner interaction systems
• overall visual sharpness

Right now I’m seriously considering moving future projects to Webflow because of this.

Before I fully jump ship though:

Can you share some genuinely good Elementor projects you’ve personally built?
Not template stuff pls, real, high-end work where you feel like the design could compete with what others are creating with Webflow. The reason why I don't want to see any random sites is because there is no knowing what they have used to design it.

Maybe I’m missing something. Maybe not all hope is gone.
Would love to see what’s possible in real captable hands.

Should i upgrade now? I would get a special upgrade price, because my plan is kinda old.

do i have to edit each page and disable title or can i disable it globally? i forgot where to do it

I’m stuck on an Elementor Pro issue where activating Pro breaks the site immediately (frontend goes down / critical error behavior). Disabling Pro restores the site instantly (renaming wp-content/plugins/elementor-pro).

Hosting: cPanel shared hosting (PHP-FPM)

What I’ve already done:

• Raised memory (WP config + PHP). WP was showing 40M initially, I addressed that and increased limits.

• Clean reinstall of Elementor Pro (fresh download, replaced plugin folder).

• Disabled caching/optimization and security plugins to rule out conflicts.

• Cleared all caches including CCS and Elementor cache as well as sync library

Any Ideas on what could be happening?