Demo content issue with URL adress problem

Hello, dano111222,

We have resolved this issue. Please check it.
Best regards,
The 8Theme Team

Hello @dano111222,

The issue is caused by your current Elementor configuration for the CSS print method, which is set to “Inline CSS.” This option is recommended for debugging purposes, while the “External CSS File” method is suggested for live websites.

If you would like to resolve the issue using custom CSS, please use the following code:

.etheme-elementor-sidebar .sidebar-widget {  
    --widget-checkbox-icon-code: "\e918";  
}

For more information, please refer to the following topic:
https://www.8theme.com/topic/unrecognized-element-on-the-checkbox-search-page/#post-444265

Custom CSS implementation: https://www.8theme.com/documentation/xstore/additional-customisation/optimal-placement-for-custom-css-code/

Best regards,
Jack Richardson
The 8Theme’s Team

Hello @dano111222,

The issue is caused by incorrect SVG code used for this icon. Please remove the current icon element from the affected menu item and upload the corrected icon attached in the private content. If you require further assistance, kindly provide us with valid temporary wp-admin access.

Best regards,
Jack Richardson
The 8Theme’s Team

Hello @dano111222,

Please, check now.

Kind regards, Jack Richarson
The 8theme’s team

Hello @dano111222,

The issue is caused by the WordPress “srcset” attributes for images, which are calculated individually for each image. We have found a solution to disable the “srcset” attribute for your specific images by adding a custom PHP snippet to your “child-theme/functions.php” file:

add_filter( 'wp_calculate_image_srcset', 'etheme_child_remove_srcset_for_specific_image', 10, 5 );
function etheme_child_remove_srcset_for_specific_image( $sources, $size_array, $image_src, $image_meta, $attachment_id ) {
    if ( in_array($attachment_id, array(5769, 11806), true) ) {
        return false;
    }
    return $sources;	
}

You can find the IDs of your images in “Dashboard → Media → Edit Image” (https://prnt.sc/JyJNFXHt4WUZ).

The issue appears only on the frontend and in the editor (if the image is not newly set), because the attributes are attached to the image during page load. If you reselect the image, WordPress does not trigger the hooks to set the attribute for that image.

The frontend is now displaying correctly.

Best regards,
Jack Richardson
The 8Theme’s Team

Hello @dano111222,

You can check our reply in next topic -> https://www.8theme.com/topic/problem-with-page-loading-speed-and-editing-in-elementor/#post-470280.

Below are some of the most common causes of the 500 error:

– Insufficient memory allocated to your website – Elementor requires a minimum of 128 MB of memory to function properly. If your website uses additional plugins, we recommend allocating 512 MB. The 500 error may occur if the allocated memory is insufficient to meet your website’s requirements.
– Third-party plugin conflict – If Elementor is not the only plugin installed, the 500 error may be caused by a conflict with another plugin.
– Fatal errors – The 500 error may also result from a fatal error originating from your website’s PHP file.

For more information, please visit: https://elementor.com/help/500-error/

Best regards,
Jack Richardson
The 8Theme’s Team