Why is Elementor not loading on my website?

Elementor may not load due to:

  • Plugin conflicts: Disable other plugins one by one to identify the conflict.

  • PHP memory limits: Elementor recommends at least 256MB PHP memory limit.

  • Outdated themes or plugins: Keep everything updated to the latest versions.

  • Try Regenerating CSS in Elementor > Tools and clearing both browser and site cache.

This error usually means your theme is not compatible with Elementor:

  • Switch to a theme that supports Elementor, such as Hello Elementor or Astra.

  • Ensure the page template is set to Elementor Canvas or Full Width under Page Attributes.

  • Check for conflicting plugins.

Common reasons include:

  • Caching issues: Clear your browser cache, site cache, and any CDN cache (like Cloudflare).

  • CSS not generating: Go to Elementor > Tools > Regenerate CSS & Data.

  • Make sure you are editing the correct version of the page (staging vs. live).

To improve Elementor website speed:

  • Use a lightweight theme like Hello Elementor.

  • Optimize images (use WebP format and compression).

  • Use a caching plugin and Content Delivery Network (CDN).

  • Minimize the number of Elementor widgets and animations.

If your Elementor design doesn’t look good on mobile:

  • Use Elementor’s responsive editing tools to adjust padding, margins, and font sizes for each device.

  • Avoid fixed-width elements.

  • Check for overlapping sections and use column stacking for smaller screens.

Elementor forms may fail to send emails because:

  • The default WordPress mail function is unreliable on some servers.

  • Install and configure WP Mail SMTP to ensure proper email delivery.

  • Check if your email address is correct and if the form notifications are set up properly.

To make a sticky header:

  • Edit your header template in Elementor Theme Builder.

  • Go to Advanced > Motion Effects and enable Sticky: Top.

  • Optionally, add effects like shrink on scroll or change background.

If a new update breaks your site:

  • Go to Elementor > Tools > Version Control.

  • Click Rollback Version to revert to the previous stable version.

  • Test on a staging site before rolling back on live.

Possible reasons:

  • Font Awesome or icon libraries not loading due to caching or CDN.

  • Check Elementor > Settings > Advanced > Load Font Awesome 4 Support.

  • Ensure your theme or third-party plugins aren’t blocking icon fonts.

You can add CSS in several ways:

  • Use the Advanced > Custom CSS option (Pro version).

  • Add CSS globally in Elementor > Custom Code.

  • Or use the WordPress Customizer under Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS.