Elementor preview can not be loaded error how to solve ah!

Recently, there are quite a few friends who left their comments on our website; when using Elementor editor to edit pages, they often encountered the problem of "Preview cannot be loaded error". Is there any good solution? Don't worry, let's take a look below.

Possible reasons why Elementor won't load 

Error messages often give us a hint as to the reason behind the problem. As in the following illustration, a single click on the "Preview Debugging"This button makes it easy to check the page for redirection issues.

Elementor sometimes detects the exact problem in the following cases:

• Untitled: Some theme files are missing.
• .htaccessgo: "The .htaccess file for the site seems to be missing."
• HTTP Error: The format is The content depends on the code.

It is normal to receive this message on WooCommerce templates or archived pages such as blog pages. In this case, use the WooCommerce Builder or Theme Builder instead of trying to edit these pages directly.

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To resolve the Elementor preview won't load error issue, you can try one or more of the following solutions:

Theme files should exist

Make sure the theme file exists. If no theme is available, install the theme. If the problem persists reinstall the theme.

The site address (URL) should be the same as the WordPress URL

If the back-end URL is different from the front-end URL, this may cause loading problems. This can be done in the"Settings" > "General"Check these URLs in the For more information, you can read thisProvide your own directory for WordPress - Documentation 

Select plain text for fixed link structures

Please follow the steps below:

1.LoginWP Administrator.

2. Go toSettings > Fixed Links.

3. FromFixed link structurechoose fromplain textThe

4. Click"Save changes"The

When using good-looking permalinks, you should follow theUse of permanent linksConfigure the web server (Apache, Nginx, LightSpeed, Microsoft IIS) with the information provided in the

Edit in incognito mode using your browser

This is to troubleshoot any issues with add-ons or browser caching. 

In Chrome, click More > New Incognito Window in the upper-right corner. A new window appears. In the upper right corner, check the incognito icon, which indicates that it is actually in incognito mode. Now, navigate back to Elementor and see if the error still exists. Also make sure that no add-ons are running in incognito mode. Try a completely different browser.

Verify that there are no redirects on your page

This can be done by clicking on the"Debug Preview"button to check this.

This error will also result if you rename the index.php file or include anything other than what WordPress requires in its contents. If you are unable to edit the template, look for "index.html" in the public_html folder and delete it.

HTTP Error

The solutions for different types of HTTP errors are as follows:

403 error

• Your .htaccess file may be corrupt!- Please follow the steps below to resolve this issue:
  1. Download the current .htaccess file to save as a backup. 
  2. Remove it from the server.
  3. Access the website. A new default .htaccess file will be automatically generated.
     If this solves the problem, look at the .htaccess file you downloaded to see if there is any code in it that needs to be corrected.
• Your file permissions may be incorrect: Check that your WordPress directories and files have the correct permissions.
• This may be due to a security plugin: To resolve this issue, activate the plugin's learning mode or contact their support staff.
• This problem can also be caused by the server's firewall, for examplemod_security 
• Another plugin may cause a conflict: This can be resolved by following the steps below:
  1. Deactivate all plugins except Elementor. 
  2. Preview the site and check if the issue has been resolved. If the issue is resolved, you know the problem is with one of the plugins. 
  3. Reactivate each plugin, one at a time, and test your site each time you reactivate. 
  4. Continue testing until you find the plugin that is causing the failure. 
  5. Contact the developer of the plugin to request help or to use another plugin with similar functionality.

401 error

This issue occurs when trying to access a page that requires authentication. If the page should not require authentication, do the following:

• Have the host remove the authentication requirement.
• Check any security plug-ins that may be in use for options to turn this feature off.

500 errors

For a solution to this error, you canRead this article