Elementor is a page builder that offers users an effortless way to design their websites. This drag-and-drop web page editor makes creating layouts and adding widgets easy, as well as providing several integrations that extend functionality of websites. Furthermore, its revision history feature allows them to monitor designs as well as revert back to previous versions when necessary – perfect for team collaboration as it keeps track of work done!
Sometimes the elementor tool becomes inactive and displays a blank screen instead of live previewing, possibly due to any number of reasons. There are ways around this, though; and in this article we will address some of them along with measures taken to address them.
Start by clearing your browser cache. This can be accomplished using either a dedicated caching plugin or by manually clearing it directly in your browser. Afterward, test Elementor to see if it is functioning. If so, move onto Step 2.
If the problem continues, then you should make sure your hosting server meets Elementor’s minimum requirements by visiting your cPanel and selecting PHP Version; as new versions usually offer improvements and bug fixes.
Checking other plugins on your website for potential conflicts with Elementor can also help identify which is causing an issue, so that if any are, disable one by one and see if the issue still occurs – this way you’ll know which plugin may need replacing or discontinuation altogether.
One possible explanation could be your browser extension or add-on causing an issue; to test this out, edit in incognito mode to rule out any potential conflicts between it and any add-ons installed on your system.
If none of the solutions above work, increasing your website’s memory limit to allow Elementor to operate correctly may be necessary. You can do this either through your web hosting provider or creating an.htaccess file containing these directives. As any changes will impact other sites on your server, it is wise to create a backup of each website prior to altering memory limits. This will ensure that no loss of data occurs if there are issues with your system when changing this setting. If the issue continues, it may be wise to consult a professional developer. Doing so will save time and effort while quickly pinpointing its cause and finding a solution quickly – giving you peace of mind that everything will be resolved as planned.
