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  • It’s not hard to understand, I need help, I want to make a similar timeline with the elementor editor, is there a good way to implement it?

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    carter89 posted an update a day ago

    a day ago

    Sorry, the content area was not found in your page. You must call the_content function in the current template, in order for Elementor to work on this page.

    When I open my page by editing it with Elementor,I tried putting the wp_reset_postdata(); and the_content() functions into single.php and midpage.php, but in vain.

    Thaddeus
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    Hawke posted an update 2 days ago

    2 days ago

    I’m looking for an alternative theme to generatepress to use with Elementor Pro. I’d like to hear your suggestions for themes that typically work well with Elementor, and I’d like something that keeps the design clean and flexible. Any recommendations?

    oliver-smith
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    Garcia posted an update 6 days ago

    6 days ago

    I’m trying to create a header from Elementor (normally I do it without problem), but I get an error. It tells me that I have to call the function “the_content” in the current template in order for Elementor to work on this page.

    Would you guys know how I do this, or if you know of another solution?

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    Turner posted an update 6 days ago

    6 days ago

    A Complete Guide to Using Docker for WordPress and Elementor Development


    Streamlining your development setup is crucial for efficiency and scalability, especially when working with WordPress and Elementor. Docker offers a modern, reliable solution to create consistent development environments that eliminate the classic “it works on my…

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  • It’s been a while since I’ve been involved in WordPress development, and I’ve been getting ready to get back into it lately. I found that WordPress 6.7 still uses “The Loop”. However, I’m curious if “The Loop” still looks the same after all these years. Has anything changed? After all, updates happen fast with technology.

    • Yes, “The Loop” is still a core concept in WordPress 6.7, and it remains central to how WordPress processes and displays posts. While its fundamentals have stayed the same, there have been some updates and improvements over the years to align with modern development practices and evolving technologies.

    • I want to make a menu effect that hides/shows menu items based on whether the user is logged in or not?

      In one case, show 2 buttons (login and register) when the user is not logged in

      This hides username->account, logout, etc.

      The opposite when the user is logged in.

      I am using Elementor Pro, is this good to implement.

      • It’s not hard to implement, find the “Dynamic Display Conditions” option.

        Set the condition for the Not Logged In status menu to User Not Logged In.

        Set the condition for the logged in status menu to be that the user is logged in.

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        Ethan posted an update a week ago

        a week ago

        Is there any suitable free WordPress theme that I need to have on the page at the time where the title and navigation blocks remain on the page, and when I scroll, the title and navigation do not move. Is there any recommendation for realizing it this way, one for e-commerce?

        • Choose Elementor Free Edition in combination with sticky plugins like Sticky Header Effects for Elementor to implement fixed headers.

        • I have a little bit of Elementor experience and decided not to use any page builders and instead finish the site using code. But I came across developer.wordpress.org which states that the future of wp is block themes. Are real developers still using classic themes? Or have you guys transitioned to block themes? I’m not familiar with block…

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          • Are Real Developers Still Using Classic Themes?
            Yes, many developers continue to use classic themes for various reasons:

            Legacy Sites: Many WordPress sites still rely on classic themes, and developers maintain or build on them for compatibility and stability.
            Specific Needs: Classic themes are more flexible for certain custom features,… Read more

          • Google Search Console shows that a large number of JS files are being crawled on my website, especially from Elementor. What impact could this have on my SEO?

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