Elementor is one of the premier page builder plugins available in WordPress, offering user-friendly navigation and advanced features to web designers and developers alike. However, you may occasionally experience problems with Elementor; one common issue being it being stuck on loading screen – this article provides solutions to overcome this obstacle and get website designing back underway!
First step to solving this issue: Clearing browser cache. This simple step may quickly resolve Elementor issues quickly and effortlessly, using either a caching plugin or manually clearing away cookies from your browser. Once cleared, launch Elementor again to see if everything has returned as expected.
An additional potential cause of this error could be a plugin conflict. While many plugins claim to work well with Elementor, there may also be those which cause conflicts. This is especially likely when multiple plugins offer overlapped functionality or conflict with code in Elementor itself. You can quickly diagnose this type of conflict by deactivating all but Elementor on your site at once before gradually enabling each one until Elementor no longer loads properly.
As part of Elementor installation, it is also important that you ensure your WordPress theme is fully compatible. Some themes may cause compatibility issues with other plugins or fail to meet the latest coding standards; you can test if your theme still displays issues by switching back to its default theme and checking again; otherwise contact your theme developer for compatibility assistance or find one fully compatible with Elementor.
Error 722 can also be caused by your hosting server’s PHP version; Elementor requires PHP 7.4 or later but some hosting providers use older versions. To ensure smooth running of your site, update to the most up-to-date PHP version as soon as possible.
Finally, make sure that your browser supports the latest version of PHP. To do this, navigate to your WordPress dashboard and access Tools -> General -> System Info for a snapshot of which PHP version is running on your site; if this version falls below recommended levels, consider upgrading your hosting plan with one offering this version instead.
These are the three primary causes for Elementor getting stuck on its loading screen. By following all steps and taking corrective actions, if this still persists it would be wise to contact your hosting provider or Elementor support team immediately so they can discuss how best to help.
