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Wren posted an update 3 months ago
My website had a horizontal overflow issue in mobile view due to content in the footer overflowing. To fix this, I applied the following CSS code:
body { overflow-x: hidden; max-width: 100%; }This code resolved the horizontal overflow issue, but it also caused the footer and its content to be hidden. How can I fix this issue…
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If you do not set a fill value in the mobile view, it will usually default to the desktop fill value. You can try setting the number to 0
“`/* Default styles (e.g., desktop view) */.element {
fill: #000; /* Example desktop fill value */
}
/* Mobile view – Explicitly set fill to 0 */
@media screen and (max-width: 768px) { /* Adjust…
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Scott posted an update 3 months ago
Elementor issue with website
So I have a client that is having an issue with their website. They aren’t able to use Elementor normally.
Templates don’t work.
Header, footer and fonts don’t work. They can manually edit, but cannot use it by default. They also seem to be having an error saying:
“Sorry, the content area was not found in your…
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Caused by too much template;
Plugin conflicts;
Cannot be edited by multiple people at the same time
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Brooks posted an update 3 months ago
What is Docker Compose Compatible Para Elementor WordPress? Docker Compose compatible para Elementor WordPress refers to the usage of Docker Compose in effectively managing multi-container environments tailored for Elementor-powered WordPress sites.
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Docker Compose is a tool for defining and running multi-container Docker applications. When it comes to building an Elementor-powered WordPress site, Docker Compose allows you to manage various components of the application (such as the web server, database, caching layer, etc.) in a simple, cohesive way.
In this context, Docker… Read more
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Take your setup to the next level with Docker WordPress Compose as it automates multi-container environments. With Docker Compose, you can easily manage WordPress, MySQL, and all other related services. Thus, you can define and run multi-container setups using the simple configuration files of this tool, and even run commands such…
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ethanvale posted an update 3 months ago
I want to move away from Elementor Pro. What are some basic, fast-loading blog website options I can choose from? I’ve only used Elementor before. Is learning to use themes difficult? Preferably, I’m looking for free options since I only need the basic features.
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Built-in Gutenberg is best for quick. Depends on your needs and whether you need elementor pro.
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Just a blog? Then there’s no need for anything fancy. Any bundled WordPress theme that starts with “Twenty” and the built-in Gutenberg editor (or even the Classic Editor) is the way to go for fast builds and page loads!
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Bennett posted an update 3 months ago
I have a website with only three plugins: Elementor, Elementor Pro, and Rank Math. I am using the Hello Elementor theme, and I have the latest version of everything; everything is updated to the latest version. However, some images do not load. The URLs of the images are correct; as you can see in the images, if I click on “Open image in new… Read more
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Clear the cache of the caching plugin.
If image optimization is turned on (e.g. lazy or delayed loading of images), try turning off the relevant options.
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Caldwell posted an update 3 months ago
You’re working on a client’s website and trying to fix an issue where the responsive visibility settings for WordPress menus are not working as expected. The website has two menus in the header: one for mobile devices and the other for desktop and tablet. Previously, the mobile menu was hidden on desktop and tablet screens, but this…
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Try temporarily disabling all plugins (except Elementor and Elementor Pro) and switching to the default theme to see if the problem persists.
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Amelia posted an update 3 months ago
I want to know why Docker would be useful for running Elementor with WordPress. How can I set up a Docker-compatible environment for Elementor on WordPress?
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This is a very esoteric question, we suggest that you read the information and practice first, and then ask questions when you encounter problems during practice
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Basic Understanding of Docker & Docker Compose: Familiarity with Docker concepts like images, containers, and Docker Compose files is beneficial.
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Caldwell posted an update 3 months ago
I have a large WordPress website, and Google Search Console indicates that a significant number of JS files are being read by Google\over 50%. Most of these files are generated by Elementor.
How much does this impact SEO, and what steps can I take to optimize it?
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Use WP Rocket for JavaScript Optimization
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Banner posted a new post. 3 months ago
How to Fix the "You Must Call the Content Function" Error in ElementorIf you use Elementor, you might occasionally encounter errors specific to this powerful page builder plugin. One of the most frustrating issues is the “You…
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moonlight posted an update 3 months ago
I’ve seen a claim that a mismatch between the permissions of a mounted local directory and the container environment may cause WordPress to not be able to write to files properly. So, how do you properly configure the permissions of the mounted volume in the Docker Compose file, or manually adjust the permissions of the local directory…
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To avoid permissions issues, you can synchronize the user IDs (UIDs) and group IDs (GIDs) of the users in the container with the user information of the host system in the docker-compose.yml file.
Example configuration
version: ‘3.9’
services:
wordpress.
image: wordpress:latest
user: “1000:1000” # replace this with your local user ID and…
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