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Home › Forums › All Other Themes › Banking Theme, Elementor Greyed Out
When using the Banking theme on a development server, it all worked fine. Yesterday, we put the site on the live server, and when editing a page with Elementor, the Elementor menu loads but is dimmed out with a spinning circle. When I switch themes to a default (Twenty Ninetee), the Elemenor menu loads well and allows editing of content.
More info:
Clicking Appearance, Customize, gets this ominous warning:
There has been a critical error on this website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions.
Learn more about debugging in WordPress.
More: This just keeps getting better. On several pages, only half of the content is loading in a browser; when logged in to the back end, I can see the other half of the page contents, but I can’t edit anything, because, again, Elementor menu is greyed out. Hmmm.
The site is claycounty.bank and the 1/2 content example is the CD/IRA page; there is (supposed to be) a blue piggy bank image to the right of the old man holding cash. I can see the page when logged in, but not live (/logged out).
Hi,
Kindly send us your URL of the site and WordPress admin details (Username & Password) via email:[email protected] Please mention this forum URL while replying so that we understand what needs to be done.
We’ll check and revert back to you.
Regards,
Brad
Hi,
There is no file editing permission.
Kindly send us your FTP details via email:[email protected]
Regards,
Brad
Hi,
Issue has been resolved. Now elementor is working fine.
See screenshot below:
https://imgur.com/a/BLUEFlo
Regards,
Brad
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