Common Problems and Solutions in Elementor Safe Mode

Elementor is a powerful page builder plugin, but in the process of using it, users may encounter a variety of problems, such as blank pages (white screen of death), widget sidebars disappeared, the editor loads endlessly, etc. Elementor provides a safe mode feature to help users solve these problems. In this article, we will introduce Elementor Safe Mode in detail.Common problems and their solutionsThe

What is Elementor Safety Mode?

Elementor Safe Mode creates a protected environment that isolates Elementor and WordPress from themes and plugins. Often, conflicts between themes and plugins are the cause of unexpected errors on websites. By enabling Safe Mode, you can verify that the problem persists after disabling themes and plugins, thus identifying possible causes and diagnosing the root cause of the problem.

How to Enable Safe Mode

1. Accessing the Elementor Menu Bar
   • Find the Elementor menu bar in your WordPress dashboard.
2. Access to tool settings
   • In the drop down menu find "artifact" button and click on it.
3. Enable Safe Mode
   • Find the "Safe Mode" option in the General Settings tab and set it to "start using".
   • Click "Save Changes" button to authorize the use of Secure Mode on your site.

Common Problems and Solutions in Elementor Safe Mode

1. Plug-in issues

concern: After enabling safe mode, it still encountersEditor loading issuesmaybeWidget sidebar disappearsThe

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• Disable all plug-ins except Elementor and Elementor Pro.
• Check if the problem is solved.
• Reactivate plugins one by one until you find the one causing the problem.
• For problematic plugins, contact the plugin developer or find a replacement plugin.

2. Conflicting themes

concern: With safe mode enabled, the editor remainsDisplaying a blank page or other problemsThe

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• Switch to one of the default themes, such as "Twenty Twenty-Three" or "Twenty Sixteen".
• Check if the problem is solved.
• If the problem is resolved, there is a problem with the current topic.
• Contact the theme developer for support or to choose a compatible theme.

3. Permanent link issues

concern: The page still does not load correctly in safe mode.

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• Navigate to "set up" > "Permanent link".

• Set the permalink structure to "plain text", and then save the changes.
• Test that the page loads properly.
• If the problem is resolved, try reverting to the original permalink structure and checking the .htaccess Any errors in the file.

4. Browser caching and add-on conflicts

concern: Slow page loading or dysfunctionality when security mode is enabled.

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• Use your browser's incognito mode (no trace mode) to edit.
  • Use in Chrome Ctrl+Shift+N maybe Cmd+Shift+NThe
  • Use in Firefox Ctrl+Shift+P maybe Cmd+Shift+PThe
• Clear Browser CacheThe
• Disable browser add-ons for testing.

5. Membership plug-in conflicts

concern: Member pages or protected pages are not displayed correctly in safe mode.

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• Check the settings of the Membership Plugin to make sure there are no conflicts with Elementor's permission settings.
• Temporarily deactivate the membership plugin and check if the problem is resolved.
• If it is determined to be a member plugin issue, contact the plugin developer for support.

6. Cloudflare Rocket Loader conflict

concern: Elementor pages do not load properly or crash when using Cloudflare.

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• Log in to the Cloudflare dashboard.
• Create page rules to disable the Rocket Loader's effect on Elementor pages and templates.
• Clear the Cloudflare cache and test the page load.

7. Page redirection issues

concern: The page is constantly redirected in safe mode and cannot be accessed properly.

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• Check the WordPress dashboard for any redirection settings.
• probe .htaccess redirection rules in the file.
• Temporarily disable any redirection plugins and check if the problem is resolved.

8. Hosting server issues

concern: Slow loading or inaccessible pages, long server response times.

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• Check with your hosting provider to see if your WordPress installation includes the .htaccess Documentation.
• Verify that the server has removed PHP $_GET Variables.
• Contact your hosting provider to ensure that the server is configured correctly and that there are no performance bottlenecks.

9. Customizing JavaScript Conflicts

concern: added via HTML widgetCustomizing JavaScript Causes problems with the page.

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• utilization Navigator ToolFind and remove custom JavaScript code.
• Test that the page loads properly.
• If you need to add custom code, make sure the code is conflict-free and debugged.

concluding remarks

Elementor Safe Mode is a powerful feature designed to help users resolve various issues they may encounter when editing with Elementor. With detailed debugging steps, conflicts between plugins and themes can be effectively resolved to optimize site performance. If the problem remains unresolved, it is recommended to seek help from the Elementor community forums or the support team.