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  1. Asked: July 5, 2025In:

    Elementor Not Loading When Editing Page

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    aldinlapinig

    Hi Leanda, let me try to answer this as concisely as possible: Common Causes for Elementor Not Loading: Plugin Conflicts - This is a big one! Other plugins, especially caching/minification plugins or those that mess with the WordPress Heartbeat API, can interfere with Elementor's JavaScript. Theme CRead more

    Hi Leanda, let me try to answer this as concisely as possible:

    Common Causes for Elementor Not Loading:

    • Plugin Conflicts – This is a big one! Other plugins, especially caching/minification plugins or those that mess with the WordPress Heartbeat API, can interfere with Elementor’s JavaScript.
    • Theme Conflicts: Your theme might have custom scripts or bundled page builders that clash with Elementor.
    • Server Environment Issues:
      • Outdated PHP Version: Elementor needs PHP 7.4 or higher.
      • Low PHP Memory Limit: Elementor can be memory-intensive. If your PHP memory limit is too low (e.g., 32M), it won’t load.
      • Server Buffer Limits: Large pages can send a lot of data (JSON payload), and restrictive server settings can cut it off.
    • Security & Network Factors:
      • Web Application Firewalls (WAFs): Firewalls (like ModSecurity or security plugins) can block Elementor’s AJAX calls.
      • Cloudflare Rocket Loader: This feature can defer Elementor’s critical JavaScript, causing loading issues.
      • X-Frame-Options: Elementor loads the page preview in an iframe. If your server or a plugin sends an X-Frame-Options: DENY header, the iframe won’t load.
    • Browser & Client-Side Issues:
      • Browser Add-ons: Ad blockers, script blockers, or privacy extensions can block Elementor’s resources.
      • JavaScript Console Errors: Errors in your browser’s developer console can prevent loading.
      • Outdated Browser/Hardware: An old browser or a computer with low memory can cause slowdowns or stalls.
    • Elementor Bugs: Rarely, it could be a bug in a recent Elementor update itself.

    Quick Fixes:

    • Clear your browser cache.
    • Update Elementor and Elementor Pro to their latest versions.
    • Address Conflicts:
      • Use Elementor Safe Mode: Go to Elementor → Tools → Safe Mode and enable it. If Elementor loads, you have a plugin or theme conflict.
        • Plugin Conflict: If Safe Mode works, deactivate all plugins except Elementor and Elementor Pro. Then, reactivate them one by one, testing Elementor after each, until you find the culprit. Remember to clear your site’s cache after each change.
        • Theme Conflict: If Safe Mode works, switch to a default WordPress theme (like Twenty Twenty-Four) or Hello Elementor. If it loads, your theme is the issue. Contact your theme developer or look for conflicting features.
      • Optimize Server Environment:
        • Update PHP Version: Check your PHP version in Tools → Site Health → Info → Server. If it’s below 7.4, update it via your hosting control panel or by contacting your host.
        • Increase PHP Memory Limit: Edit your wp-config.php file (or .htaccess/php.ini) to increase WP_MEMORY_LIMIT to at least 128M, preferably 256M or 512M.
        • Enable “Switch Editor Loader Method”: Go to Elementor → Settings → Advanced and enable this option. It helps with server buffer limits.
      • Manage External Services & Security:
        • Check WAFs/Security Plugins: Temporarily disable security plugins or check their logs for blocked requests. You might need to whitelist Elementor’s URLs.
        • Disable Cloudflare Rocket Loader: Turn this off in your Cloudflare dashboard (Optimization → Speed). Also, purge your Cloudflare cache.
        • Fix X-Frame-Options: Ensure your server or security settings allow X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN and remove any DENY settings.
      • Browser & Client-Side Diagnostics:
        • Try Incognito Mode/Different Browser: This helps rule out browser add-on conflicts. If it works, disable your extensions one by one.
        • Check Browser Console for Errors: Open your browser’s developer tools (usually F12) and look at the “Console” tab for red error messages. These can give specific clues.
        • Update Browser/Free Up Resources: Make sure your browser is updated and close unnecessary tabs/applications.

    Last Resort:

    • Roll Back Elementor: If nothing else works, and especially if the issue started after an update, consider rolling back to a previous stable version using Elementor → Tools → Version Control. Always back up your site first!
    • Remember to clear your site’s cache and your browser cache after making any significant changes to ensure they take effect!

    Hope this helps you get back to editing!

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  2. Asked: December 3, 2024In:

    Persistent Top Banner Issue on WoodMart Theme

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    aldinlapinig

    It would be easier to help you if you have shared your site's link that has the issue. That could be a bug in the theme. Disabling the banner on the settings should not show the banner anymore. I have looked at the demo of woodmart theme to understand your case. Can you try adding the following CSS?Read more

    It would be easier to help you if you have shared your site’s link that has the issue. That could be a bug in the theme. Disabling the banner on the settings should not show the banner anymore.

    I have looked at the demo of woodmart theme to understand your case. Can you try adding the following CSS? Let me know if that works. You should contact support or the author of the theme to get this sorted out.

    .whb-row.whb-top-bar.whb-not-sticky-row.whb-without-bg.whb-without-border.whb-color-dark.whb-col-1 {
     display: none;
}
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  3. Asked: May 4, 2024In:

    How to access the Whitelabel settings of WP Security Ninja?

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    aldinlapinig
    This answer was edited.

    That's awesome, man. I just got it as well and so far, I'm liking it. Support has been quick to answer my concerns as well especially with the whitelabel features. Anyway, to answer your question, just use the URL below replacing the domain name. https://YOURDOMAIN.COM/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wf-sn#Read more

    That’s awesome, man. I just got it as well and so far, I’m liking it. Support has been quick to answer my concerns as well especially with the whitelabel features. Anyway, to answer your question, just use the URL below replacing the domain name.

    https://YOURDOMAIN.COM/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wf-sn#sn_whitelabel
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  4. Asked: February 22, 2024In:

    How can I remove the "Powered by Fluent Forms" at the Footer of the form?

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    aldinlapinig

    Hi @Melissa, Try this: Go to your WordPress dashboard. Navigate to the "FluentForm" plugin settings. Look for the option related to the form footer or branding. Disable or customize the settings to remove the "Powered by FluentForm" text from the form footer. Save your changes. Let me know how it goRead more

    Hi melissa,

    Try this:

    1. Go to your WordPress dashboard.
    2. Navigate to the “FluentForm” plugin settings.
    3. Look for the option related to the form footer or branding.
    4. Disable or customize the settings to remove the “Powered by FluentForm” text from the form footer.
    5. Save your changes.

    Let me know how it goes.

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  5. Asked: August 10, 2023In:

    How to disable Divi AI?

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    Best Answer
    aldinlapinig
    This answer was edited.

    You may use CSS to disable it. However, if you wish to disable Divi AI on both the frontend and backend, you may use the following code to be added to your "mu-plugin" folder. To implement your custom plugin as a Must Use plugin (mu-plugin) in WordPress, you need to follow these steps: Access your WRead more

    You may use CSS to disable it. However, if you wish to disable Divi AI on both the frontend and backend, you may use the following code to be added to your “mu-plugin” folder.

    To implement your custom plugin as a Must Use plugin (mu-plugin) in WordPress, you need to follow these steps:

    • Access your WordPress files. You can do this using FTP or your hosting control panel’s file manager.
    • Navigate to the wp-content directory. If the mu-plugins directory does not exist, create one.
    • Create a new PHP file inside the mu-plugins directory. You can name it something related to your plugin, such as disable-divi-ai-function.php.
    • Paste your plugin code into this new PHP file and save it.

    Here is your code for reference:

    /*
    <?php
/**
 * Plugin Name: Disable Divi AI
 * Plugin URI: https://aldinlapinig.com/
 * Description: Plugin to disable Divi AI on the frontend and backend.
 * Author: Aldin Lapinig
 * Author URI: https://aldinlapinig.com
 * Version: 1.0
 */

function print_custom_css() {
    echo '<style>
    .et-fb-icon.et-fb-icon--divi-ai,
    button.et-fb-button.et-fb-button.et-fb-button--info.et-fb-ai-options-button,
    .et-fb-right-click-menu__item.et-fb-right-click-menu__item--generate_content_with_ai,
    .et-fb-settings-option-ai__button {
    display: none !important;
    }
    </style>';
}

/* Disable Divi AI on the frontend */
function disable_ai() {
    print_custom_css();
}
add_action( 'wp_head', 'disable_ai' );

/* Disable Divi AI on the backend */
function disable_backend_ai() {
    print_custom_css();
}
add_action( 'admin_head', 'disable_backend_ai' );
?>
    */
    Let me know if this works.

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  6. Asked: December 10, 2022In:

    How to fix error 503 when I install WooCommerce on my website?

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    aldinlapinig

    Hi @rogelio_wp, Error 503 is a server-side error that indicates that the server cannot handle the request due to temporary overload or maintenance. This error can occur when there is a large influx of traffic to your website or when the server is undergoing maintenance or updates. To fix this error,Read more

    Hi rogelio_wp,

    Error 503 is a server-side error that indicates that the server cannot handle the request due to temporary overload or maintenance. This error can occur when there is a large influx of traffic to your website or when the server is undergoing maintenance or updates.

    To fix this error, you can try the following steps:

    • Check the status of your server and ensure that it is up and running. If the server is down or undergoing maintenance, the error may be temporary and should resolve on its own once the server is back online.
    • Clear your browser’s cache and cookies, and try reaccessing the site. Sometimes, old or corrupted data in your browser’s cache can cause errors like this to occur.
    • Check for any plugin conflicts or issues with your WordPress installation. If you have recently installed or updated a plugin, it may be causing the error. You can try disabling all of your plugins and then re-enabling them one by one to determine which plugin is causing the issue.
    • Increase the PHP memory limit for your website. This error can sometimes occur when your website’s PHP memory limit is too low to handle the requests being made. You can increase the PHP memory limit by adding the following line to your wp-config.php file:

    define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’);

    • If the error persists, you may need to contact your web host for further assistance. They may be able to help you troubleshoot the issue and determine the cause of the error.

    In general, it is important to regularly maintain and update your WordPress installation, including the core software, themes, and plugins, to prevent errors like this from occurring.

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  7. Asked: August 29, 2022In:

    How to remove malware on my WordPress website? – [email protected] (administrator account)

    aldinlapinig
    aldinlapinig

    Try not to delete it. Just change the role from administrator to a subscriber, then change the password. If possible block it and log them out from anywhere else. It should be in the user profile setting. Translation using Google Translate: 삭제하지 마십시오. 관리자에서 가입자로 역할을 변경한 다음 비밀번호를 변경하기만 하면 됩니다. 가능하면 차Read more

    Try not to delete it. Just change the role from administrator to a subscriber, then change the password. If possible block it and log them out from anywhere else. It should be in the user profile setting.

    Translation using Google Translate: 삭제하지 마십시오. 관리자에서 가입자로 역할을 변경한 다음 비밀번호를 변경하기만 하면 됩니다. 가능하면 차단하고 다른 곳에서 로그아웃하십시오. 사용자 프로필 설정에 있어야 합니다.

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  8. Asked: August 29, 2022In:

    How to remove malware on my WordPress website? – [email protected] (administrator account)

    aldinlapinig
    aldinlapinig

    Hi, like seogod mentioned, I deleted the user account wadminw and create a new account with the same name. Different password and different email. Also blocked using WP Cerber. This way, hopefully the malware won’t be able to create the same user account.

    Hi, like seogod mentioned, I deleted the user account wadminw and create a new account with the same name. Different password and different email. Also blocked using WP Cerber. This way, hopefully the malware won’t be able to create the same user account.

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  9. Asked: August 29, 2022In:

    How to remove malware on my WordPress website? – [email protected] (administrator account)

    aldinlapinig
    aldinlapinig

    That's a viable idea. I just found out that the same user has been created again on some of my sites. Will do the same as you mentioned. Thanks for sharing your idea, bro. Let's see if it works for me.

    That’s a viable idea. I just found out that the same user has been created again on some of my sites. Will do the same as you mentioned. Thanks for sharing your idea, bro. Let’s see if it works for me.

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  10. Asked: August 29, 2022In:

    How to remove malware on my WordPress website? – [email protected] (administrator account)

    aldinlapinig
    aldinlapinig

    Hi, I just experience this on my sites as well. I have 2 that's infected with this. The weird thing is that in WP-Cerber log, the account is created by my main Administrator account. So, it's hard to block it as it seems done by the user account. I have tried changing my password and logging out froRead more

    Hi, I just experience this on my sites as well. I have 2 that’s infected with this. The weird thing is that in WP-Cerber log, the account is created by my main Administrator account. So, it’s hard to block it as it seems done by the user account. I have tried changing my password and logging out from anywhere else, but did not fix the issue.

    When the account is created, it installs random theme related to SEO. When I first discovered it, I found several folders in the “Plugins” folder randomly named – query-monitor, optxxx, zend-fonts-wp, seoplugins, etc.

    I’m still looking for ways to stop this. Really annoying.

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