Elementor Gadget Panel not loading causes and solutions

When we are editing wordPress pages using Elementor editor, sometimes we encounter that Elementor widget panel fails to load and has a continuously rotating "loading" icon. As shown in the picture below:

Possible causes

The widget panel not loading may be due to one of these reasons:

• memory limit
• Conflict with another plugin
• Server settings to be adjusted

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Here are some ways to solve the problem of Elementor gadget panel not loading.

Checking system requirements

Ensure system requirements are metCriteria in. Check the following:

• PHP version
• memory limit

Increase memory limit

1. Log in to the WP administrator backend.
2. go toElementor > System InformationThe 
3. In a WordPress environment, check thememory limitThe

If using other resource-intensive plugins (e.g. WooCommerce), increase the maximum memory limit to 512 M. This is the most common cause of loading problems.

Here's how to increase the memory limit:

Go to cPanel and use the MultiPHP INI editor for memory limits and other settings.

Edit the wp-config.php file - add the following before the "Happy Blogging" line at the top:

define('WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT', '512M');

Edit the PHP.ini file - If you have access to the PHP.ini file, change the lines in PHP.ini. If the line shows 64M, try changing it to 256M:

memory_limit = 256M ; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (64MB)

• Edit the .htaccess file - if you don't have access to PHP.ini, try adding it to the .htaccess file:
  php_value memory_limit 256M

Update Elementor Version

Use the latest versions of Elementor/Elementor Pro, WordPress and themes. Follow the steps below to check for updates regularly:

1. Log in to the WP administrator backend.

2. Go toDashboard > UpdatesThe

3.one more timeClick "Check" to confirm.

Resolving Plugin Conflicts

Deactivate all plugins except the Elementor and Elementor Pro plugins. If this solves the problem, reactivate the plugins one by one again until you find the problematic plugin. If found, contact the plugin's official solution or use another plugin with similar functionality instead.

Addressing thematic issues

Switch the installed theme (temporarily) to the default WordPress theme, e.g. "Twenty Seventeen", so that you can check if the theme is causing the problem. If the theme is the cause of the problem, contact the theme's official troubleshooting, or the theme upload is complete, or use a different theme.