What is a 520 error in Elementor?

The 520 error that occurs when attempting to edit with Elementor is a server error that usually occurs due to connection problems or unexpected problems with the server processing the request. This error can be caused by the following:

• Some requests do not contain the required data
• Excessive amount of data cached on the site
• Technical problems with the website theme or plugin

Fixing a 520 error is important because it not only affects editing but also limits visitors to your site. Here are some ways to fix it.

Multiple Ways to Fix 520 Bugs in Elementor

1. Creating rules in Cloudflare

If you are using Cloudflare, you may experience problems with the Rocket Loader functionality. The following rule can be created in Cloudflare:

• Elementor templates:Site URL/?elementor_library=*
• Elementor page:Site URL/*elementor*

This should fix the Cloudflare 520 bug in Elementor.

2. Clear website cache and cookies

Caches and cookies may interfere with the connection between the server and Elementor. Clearing caches and cookies can resolve this issue.

How to clear cache and cookies:

• Find the "Clear browsing data" option in your browser settings.
• Check "Cookies and other website data" and click "Clear data".

3. Try another browser

520 Errors may occur due to temporary network or server problems. Try waiting for some time or continue editing using another browser.

4. Using the Elementor security model

Enable Elementor's "Safe Mode" to separate the core of Elementor from themes and plugins that may cause problems.

How to enable safe mode:

• In the WordPress dashboard go to Elementor > artifactThe
• Under the General tab, find "security model" and select Enable.
• strike (on the keyboard)Save changes.Or, when the editor fails to load, click on the pop-upEnable Safe Mode button.

5. Checking server connections

Make sure the Internet connection is stable. Check the server speed and stability by visiting other websites and contact the hosting provider if there are problems.

6. Updating Elementor

Use the latest version of Elementor and its components to ensure compatibility and faster performance.

7. Check for plug-in conflicts

Temporarily deactivate all plugins and themes except Elementor and Elementor Pro. If the problem is resolved, reactivate the plugins one by one to find out which plugin is causing the error.

8. Implementation of CDN

Use Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) to distribute web content to servers around the world, reducing the burden on the main server.

9. Seek Elementor support

If none of the above resolves the issue, you can contact the Elementor support team for assistance.

Summary:

520 errors in Elementor are usually caused by the server not being able to handle the request or connection issues. You can try creating a rule in Cloudflare, clearing your website cache and cookies, using a different browser, enabling Elementor Safe Mode, checking your server connection, updating Elementor, troubleshooting plugin conflicts, implementing a CDN, and contacting the Elementor support team to fix the 520 error.