users with administrator privileges), because only they can deactivate plugins. Note: Safe Mode can be activated only by site admins (i.e. If you have our Pro version, you can send us your website login details and our support team will try to pinpoint the cause and fix it. If you are not able to solve the issue following any of these steps, we suggest you raise the issue in the Elementor Community.
Also, check with your hosting company if your server erases the PHP $_GET variable.
Though there is an issue with Rocket Loader. Solve Rocket Loader issue. Elementor and Cloudflare integrate smoothly with each other.Solve possible theme conflict. Contact the support of your theme to make sure that the WordPress Default Loop is used in your layout.Check conflicts with membership plugins. Check your permission on pages built with Elementor and membership plugins.You should also make sure no add-ons are working in incognito mode and possibly try a different browser altogether. In the top corner, check for the Incognito icon indicating you are in fact in incognito mode. Now, navigate back to Elementor and see if the error persists. Edit in incognito mode with your browser. This rules out an issue with an add-on or with the browser cache. In Chrome, at the top right, click ‘More’ and then ‘New Incognito Window’. A new window appears.htaccess file and as a matter of fact, you cannot always modify your structure and edit with Elementor. Some servers do not allow to write to the. Also, try to change the structure to “Plain”. Check the structure of your s. Try to save your s one more time.This helps rule out an issue with the code of the theme.
Switch theme. Switch to a default theme of WordPress such as Twenty Sixteen or Twenty Seventeen.If it solves the issue reactivate them one by one to find the culprit. Deactivate plugins. Try to deactivate all your plugins besides Elementor and Elementor Pro.After successful debugging with Safe Mode, you need to follow these steps to solve your issue:
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